Hi

SAME 😥

For me it was being raised in a bad environment with untrustworthy people and seeing incredible ways i have never seen before to backstab people and create huge lies

@@teamcanaloficial8358 same here man

Now they have it,because what you give,you will get!!!

Get help before it gets worse. Trust me, you do not want to fall into the trap of creating your own reality as a response to the increasing stress and distrust of others. Once you open that door, there's no going back. Become aware of how your paranoia turns into a self fufilling prophecy, and remind yourself of this constantly so you don't fall into insanity

I do, that's actually worse than thinking that everything you are paranoid about makes sense, because you can see yourself drift into the loop, but it's extremely hard to *slow down* Plus, often you Need to think more about your actions and words because you have to remember that some thoughts you have, actually make no sense, that's also super hard

Fear is causing that

Right! After watching this I'm sure I'm not paranoid in this extreme cases lol. Just observant of the world around me.

Edward Snowden

@@maxking3148 .....American hero

There’s a different between being paranoid and being conscious and intelligent. I know this via experience.

@Yokai369 Experience with paranoia and severe anxiety

you will go nuts if you try to understand the stupidity of the system ....im not kidding..we are all deluded

I keep clicking and restarting that moment

LMFAO

LOOOOOOOL

LMAO

i don't get it :(

Do you have sources on the quantum stuff? it sounds a bit woo, no offense intended!

I am using spacetime geometry for it. There are two overlapping dimensions: one is the decided/ the overlapping one undecided (the cat in the box is dead and alive). But can be foretold. During (or before) Mcarthy the Russions had overtaken eastern Europe, instead of liberating it, so this foretells they were politically unreliable. As soon as members in society in the US are curious about communism, they become unreliable as well. The insert of the parallel in the second dimension. Since finding gold is the shortest way to get rich/ and land in the west was free to obtain; just be the first to mark it; this creates the parallel of the goldrush. As soon as someone finds a goldnugget. Interesting stuf, right?

@@petervandenengel1208 It is interesting, yes! But other than the brief reference to Schrödingers cat and historical examples of mass paranoid and hysteria, I can't really make the connection fully. I know there is some overlap between probability and "topology" or "geometry" when talking about quantum mechanics, but how does that tie in with mass psychology and socioogy? Are you saying that a mass shift in cognitive bias has an impact on reality? What do you mean specifically with dimensions, when I think of dimensions I think of the number of values in a set of data, or the number of axis in a geometric space. I normally would not think of quantum mechanics as something that has any major impact or relation to things at a macroscopic scale, especially not an abstract thing like public conception and perception.

Yes, a mass shift in cognitive bias has an impact on reality. Because perception creates consiousness and consiousness is expressed in communication, which means copying, which leads to action, or behavioral patterns. When the subject concerns a mass interest. Dimensions are entanglements of space involved in a time spin. They overlap each other. So there is no such thing as a singular time. One of the big mistakes of natural physical theorists in Einsteins time and after. Most still believe this is true.

I wonder if the rumors that started the gold rush were made up by the people who supplied all the mining equipment. Genius if they did.

It's big brain time

Sure....and you don't exist in area 51. 🤣

@@ralfwashington1502 aint nothing to see in area 51

@@djde4th877 lol

@@3z0r96 big brains don't mean smarter, just a higher capacity.

What kind of psychiatrists do psychiatrists use?

@@ahmedmahon2022 Other psychiatrists

It's true bro I always find myself reading a lots of negative things about humans both from media and social media, since then I really feel uncomfortable even if I'm inside my house😟.

@@pushupman6479 Same here. It made me panic. I don’t understand how some people could be so evil! But it’s important to not focus on the negative. There’s still positive things in life, we must focus on those for the sake of our mental health.

@@pushupman6479 I mostly have paranoia from insects

Because penal psychiatry is against the cultural values of these "liberal" "democratic" "countries" which is what the diagnosis process would quickly devolve into. I get it, I am all for state atheism too but after having spent over half a decade fighting myself out of the psychiatric system after a minor political disagreement during a tangent, which was initiated by the psychiatrist lead to me getting diagnosed with a life destroying diagnosis. It can quickly get quite harmful and turn into a sort of "weapon of psychological mass destruction" where dissenting convictions and beliefs are declared delusional and thus persecuted under the guise of "care", especially in a modern world like this where information is almost entirely controlled by private and state actors.

@@homeopathicfossil-fuels4789 It sounds like your experience was nightmarish. I hope life is better now! If I understand you rightly I agree with you. There's a certain amount of respect for the individual and human dignity built into our system if it gives everyone the right to make their own mistakes.

Ah that wouldn't be paranoia it would be not being naive

I don't know why this clip is so short...it doesn't represent his full set of ideas (his book 'Madness Explained' is pretty good), and he only loosely references the sources of the key ideas...but he certainly isn't guessing, he's been a prolific researcher (30 years I think he said), with lots of research publications in peer reviewed journals (rather than just lengthy opinion papers)... he's speaking to a lay audience I think, so simplifying and trying to bring the subject alive using various examples...and definitely he's saying we don't have the full picture, let's investigate further to try to understand better...but I'd be interested in your ideas about differences between different kinds of extreme beliefs...

Time🐛

@@GroupieImp64 they say the more you say the less true it is 🤷🏼‍♂️

Thought about that.

Not really.

Or does religion come from paranoia?

@@CAT-2323 does anxiety cause you to smoke weed or does weed induce anxiety? 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@phillipa749 both