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[Anonymous No.10192409]

Is “””mental illness””” a for-profit scam by psychologists?

[Anonymous No.10192478]

>>10192409
No. What the fuck do you think mass hysteria, shamanism, 'spirit voices', or half the contents of Phaedrus by Plato was about idiot? Mental illness.
Also, how is this a /biz/ thread?

[Anonymous No.10192792]

>>10192409

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMi_s8hYRSg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3JQ8OVHVWA

[Anonymous No.10192831]

>>10192409
(((psychologists))) like (((Sickmind Fraud)))

[Anonymous No.10192847]

>>10192831
Freud was a genius who defined the conscious and unconscious mind. The fact he said some wacky shit afterwards doesn't detract from that

[Anonymous No.10192849]

>>10192847
genius?

i could throw some shit at at a wall and some of it would stick.

[Anonymous No.10192859]

>>10192849
Yes, genius. If an artist paints one masterpiece he is a genius. If a theorist comes up with one great idea he is a genius.

[Anonymous No.10192883]

>>10192792
mental diseas are real, if you don't believe me meet my ex wife kek.

The real issue is that we have unhealthy elements in society; alcohol , hard core porn, loose relations, addictive internet consumption, consumerism etc.

Our brain can't cope with this, we promote addiction, create insecurity and lost opportunities. Resulting in mental diseases

[Anonymous No.10192887]

>>10192409
>>10192792
It's more than just a scam. Sure, it's a massive industry, of course, but the primary purpose isn't profits; the primary purpose is to cause harm - it's used as a weapon. Psychiatric diagnosis and medication is a component of White Genocide.

(remember, genocide means more than just outright executing people, we're talking about the systematic destruction of a whole people here through corrupting the culture and destroying our roots as well as the blood itself -- chemically poisoning people and controlling their behavior by labeling it as illness/disorder is just a small part of it all)

[Anonymous No.10192888]

>>10192849
Please have at it. Produce some of the most ground breaking ideas for this era and publish them. I'll wait.

[Anonymous No.10192902]

madness does exist but it's impossible to delineate between crazy and sane once you've had a conversation with a sane person who thinks the earth is flat. it's also impossible to think craziness doesn't exist once you've spent a lot of time with schizos

>>10192887

more black people than white go nuts and get medicated, sorry friend.

[Anonymous No.10192914]

>>10192847
You realize the jew Freud was literally fucked in his head from snorting cocaine?

[Anonymous No.10192923]

mental illness is real, buy psychologists are completely usless
the fact they try to make a buck out of miserable people is of course most deplorable

[Anonymous No.10192943]

>>10192914
Whats your point?Marie Curie gave herself radiation poisoning curing cancer, Galileo went blind staring at the sun, Freud caused himself harm by self medicating with a substance that at the time was considered by the best doctors no worse than tobacco.

[Anonymous No.10192963]

I have related problem anon

My mom is totally crazy. What should I do guys? Take care of her all her life and forget my life or send her to into some institution?

[Anonymous No.10192973]

>>10192847
>Freud was a genius
He was 100% /theirguy/. Freud was a crucial tool in the practical implementation of cultural marxism, through the sexual liberation movement and all that bullshit. We owe many thanks him for helping the kikes destroy traditional values and warping the minds of women and ruining the natural relationship between men and women that had existed since forever before him.

[Anonymous No.10192978]

>>10192914
You dumb autist, Freud prescribed cocaine like everyone did at the time but the whole purpose of the talking therapy was to get away from it. Fucking neck yourself you have nothing to add.

[Anonymous No.10192987]

>>10192409
Yes.

> Creating Your Own Mental Disorder

> First, let’s choose some common human experience that most people find unpleasant. How about boredom? Most people experience boredom as...

> unpleasant

> So — let’s get started and substitute the word “pathological” for /unpleasant/

> Doesn’t that simple switch start to give it that ‘disease feel’ already? Pathological boredom!

> The next step is to name our disease. How about “interest deficit disorder” or “motivation deficit disorder”? Better yet, let’s find a medical-sounding word from Latin to substitute for boredom. How about “Dysmoveria”? /Movere/ is Latin for motivation. By naming our disease, we are practically all the way to creating it. When you open a door to a new mental disorder millions of people will rush headlong right in and embrace it, as if they’d been waiting their whole life for just this opportunity. Suddenly they aren’t sad or anxious or bored—they’re afflicted with something.

> We have our disease named: dysmoveria. It sounds a little strange now but it won’t when tens of millions of people start using it and chatting about their disorder. “I’m taking Moveritol for my dysmoveria and it’s working wonders!”

> Next we need a symptom picture. What does it look like and feel like when you’re bored? Well, a bored person would probably experience some or all of the following:

> 1. A lack of interest in usual pursuits
> 2. Apathy about life
> 3. A pessimistic attitude
> 4. Feelings of “emotional instability”
> 5. Difficulty concentrating on ordinary tasks
> 6. A lack of energy
> 7. Chronic fatigue
> 8. Sleeping too much or too little
> 9. Feelings of boredom

[Anonymous No.10192997]

>>10192409
>>10192987

> How many of these must be present in order for us to “diagnose the mental disorder” of dysmoveria? Since obviously we want more rather than fewer people to fit the diagnostic criteria so that we can create plenty of patients and plenty of drug buyers for Moveritol, let’s make sure that only a few symptoms are needed in order to qualify—let’s say, five. Let’s continue pulling numbers out of thin air and say that these five symptoms must have been present for at least two weeks. Five symptoms, two weeks—sounds good.

> Let’s also make this negotiable. If only four symptoms are present and if they’ve only been present for twelve days, we’re not going to quibble. Heck, if the “primary” symptom is present—feelings of boredom—that’s really enough! We’ll call that looseness “professional discretion.”

> Officially you will need to display five symptoms and have displayed them for two weeks. We offer no rationale for these numbers, as no rationale is needed when creating a new mental disorder. Nor could any rationale conceivably be provided. Unofficially, all you need to do is announce that you’re bored—that’s all we really need to hear!

> Next, if we were doing this “for real,” we would gather a panel of clinicians—some psychiatrists, psychologists, family therapists, and clinical social workers—and we’d ask them, “Do your clients or patients ever report this symptom picture?” “Yes!” they’d cry in unison. “We see this all time!” “Great!” we’d reply. “We have ourselves a genuine disorder!”

[Anonymous No.10193004]

>>10192409
>>10192997
> Next we’d work on “differential diagnosis criteria,” that is, on distinguishing dysmoveria from, say, clinical depression, which it quite resembles in its symptom picture. How would we know which was which? Naturally enough, we would know according to the self-reports of patients. The primary differential diagnostic criterion would be that if you reported feeling sad we’d go with depression and if you reported feeling bored we’d go with dysmoveria. Simple enough!

> Next, how shall we treat dysmoveria? Well, with some “combination” of treatments—this allows everyone with a clinical practice to have patients. Whatever your license says you are allowed to do, we will say “works.” Those clinicians like psychologists, family therapists and clinical social workers who can’t prescribe medication will be permitted to “talk it away.” Those clinicians like psychiatrists who can prescribe medication will be permitted to prescribe. We need not provide any rationale as to why a mental disorder should be treatable just by talking about it. Talking is a completely customary way to treat mental disorders and needs no rationale.

> Of course we’d get drug researchers right on it to create a drug that can reduce or eliminate the symptoms of dysmoveria. This is much simpler than it sounds, since there is no actual underlying disease to be treated. If you had a malignant tumor, you’d need to treat the tumor and not just the symptoms of its presence. Here we are just treating symptoms, since there is nothing present “underneath” except boredom. So our drug research can be up and running instantly, since our goal is the relatively simple one of eliminating or masking certain symptoms.

[Anonymous No.10193021]

>>10192409
>>10193004
> An additional option, if we happen to have a few neuroscientists among our friends, would be to have them do a little brain scanning. You know what? They would discover that a brain looks different according to whether you do or don’t have dysmoveria! Wow. When you’re bored fewer parts of your brain light up than when you’re excited. This kind of observation thrills people and sounds very scientific. It is completely meaningless in and of itself—of course your brain will light up in different ways depending on whether you’re watching the shopping channel or doing calculus—but people take it to mean something. This is muddy cause-and-effect in action. So it’s quite a useful add-on!

> Naturally it helps in this process of creating mental disorders to be in a position of authority. Being a psychiatrist or having some association with a drug company wouldn’t hurt. But, really, anyone can pull off the feat. Just write a book that makes the case for your new mental disorder, hire a publicist, and let’s see how long it takes before patients line up! Wouldn’t millions of people suddenly discover that they were suffering from “email distraction disorder” or “post-retirement dysthmia” as soon as they heard about it? You bet they would!

[Anonymous No.10193026]

>>10192409
>>10193021
> Any unwanted human experience can be turned into a mental disorder by following the simple steps I’ve just outlined. Try it yourself with envy (invidia), rage (furorism), loneliness (infrequentia), or doubt (dubitarism). You can turn any normal human experience into a mental disorder following these steps. Sleeping more than usual? Going through the motions? Not interested in what’s going on around you? Apathetic? Bored? That exactly describes a teenager on a two-week summer vacation with her parents! But now we have a better name for it: dysmoveria. Isn’t it nice that soon there will be a drug to give your daughter so that she will be more pleasant and pliable when she accompanies you on your annual vacation to Nebraska?

> I think you can see the basic ruse. What is the phrase “mental disorder” supposed to connote? As it is currently used, it means precisely the following: anything not wanted. All you need to do is give the unwanted experience a medical-sounding name and describe its look and you’ve created a disorder. That look is called a “symptom picture” but that’s just a fancy phrase meant to sound more impressive than “look.” Give a human experience a fancy name and describe its look—that’s all that’s needed. The unwanted, troubling experience is surely real, but calling it a mental disorder is just a profitable naming game.

[Anonymous No.10193030]

>>10192902
Any facts to back that up, or did you just pull that out of your ass because you were confronted with an inconvenient truth?

[Anonymous No.10193032]

>>10192973
The invention of effective contraception caused the sexual liberation dumbfuck.
Why did writers like most of the French contemporaries, Nietzsche and Oscar Wilde predict that we were in for a change in moral values with the decline of religion twenty years before the founding of the Frankfurt school. Cultural Marxism is something that (arguably) happened because of flawed humanistic values trying to fill the hole left by Christianity. It was never a conscious process even if certain individuals had a vested interest in pushing certain ideas and ideals.
Its far more complex than you think.

[Anonymous No.10193093]

>>10192943
Yeah exactly! Freud was constantly taking heavy doses of cocaine impairing his brain functions and emotions and judgment and ability to think like a healthy human being, but so what, it's still a good idea to listen to someone like that! It's not like any harm could come to society from doing so. Especially not if said mind-destroyed drug addict is ethnically Jewish. That combination makes it basically the perfect role model to take advice from and use as a foundation to base theories on.

[Anonymous No.10193125]

>>10193032
>Cultural Marxism is something that (arguably) happened
>arguably
>happened
It's still happening and it's getting worse. If you can't see it happening right in front of you, you're literally retarded. But you know it's happening, because you are a jew.

>because of flawed humanistic values trying to fill the hole left by Christianity
Nice try Schlomo. Christianity was the original Cultural Marxism.

https://youtu.be/RlHVin56U2w?t=45m58s

[Anonymous No.10193135]

>>10192973
> when /biz/tards tries to btfo intellectuals when the only books they have read is Atlas Shrugged and Breivik's manifesto
Really makes u think

[Anonymous No.10193206]

>>10193032

You don't want people in this thread to watch any of the following videos (gee I wonder why):

https://youtu.be/c7as0pFxPYc

https://youtu.be/vrt6msZmU7Y

https://youtu.be/AgEoBSVlQyY

https://youtu.be/3H1FXuEubEo

https://youtu.be/4h_iC-UOCCc

https://youtu.be/kJ1hpavPH1U

https://youtu.be/4fo5jLdJlgI

https://youtu.be/C7lhWp7G9rA

https://youtu.be/9RTcFjqOehE

https://youtu.be/xnqIj8C2Aek

https://youtu.be/sUt8iHVTO4w

https://youtu.be/VggFao85vTs

(bunch of random videos taken from my browser history ~ didn't sort through them, not all are 10/10 vids: some are better than others)

[Anonymous No.10193260]

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[Anonymous No.10193279]

>>10193030
You have never read a book in your life.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4274585/

[Anonymous No.10193617]

>>10193125
You fucking idiot anyone who passed high school English should have understood the reason I put arguably in parenthesis was to show that it was I was arguing.
>Nice try Schlomo. Christianity was the original Cultural Marxism.
That's what I was implying you illiterate faggot.

>>10193206
You are posting videos because you are too dumb to read. You faggots are clearly too dumb to understand an abstract concept like cultural Marxism.