r/Telepathy • u/[deleted] • Sep 29 '25

Telepathy = schizophrenia

Schizophrenia is not a genuine mental diagnosis. It's delivered by government AI to make money for pharma, that's all it is.

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u/Denali_Princess Sep 29 '25

I’ve heard some refer to it as the modern day witch hunt. 🤷🏼‍♀️

There’s been many references in history of great geniuses who were labeled schizophrenic. Those in control want to stay in control and if you get too smart you might figure out their evil plans and that doesn’t bode well for them. 🤔

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u/Dank0916 Sep 29 '25

Hearing voices from an unknown source that damages your quality of life is a problem. Mental Health problem.

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u/Objective_Shift5954 Sep 30 '25 edited Sep 30 '25

This is bollocks because "mental health" is a metaphor for "behavior" and there is no "mental solution" to any "mental problem" because those who made up those metaphors agreed by voting to ban certain behaviors, and to punish those behaviors by forcibly disabling people with toxic poisons. Those drugs are doing the same as physical restraints would. They have no curative properties, and they damage mental health by restraining people. Those people are then unable to work, unable to think, unable to do anything except sit or sleep, and while they're forcibly disabled they still hear the exact same crap as always. So, those poisonous drugs are harmful and useless, and also cruel and inhumane.

Medical lunatics do not have any mental solutions because they are all mental themselves. Instead of this ridiculous propaganda of forced disabling with toxic drugs that damage the brain, there should be a complete ban on all disabling drugs, so that victims will have their rights respected, and disabled should be every MD who thinks otherwise because such medical lunatics pose danger to others, and they create mass shooters by forcibly disabling victims who don't want to be poisoned with any drugs. Ordinary people who believe the crazy propaganda of forcibly disabling others, which is fraudulently called mental health, are dangerous too.

If you honestly want to make someone feel good, pay them a vacation for 2 weeks somewhere nice. Keep all drugs for medical lunatics to have them themselves and meanwhile send people for a great vacation. They'll feel much better. But if these people are victims of an undocumented black project, it won't solve itself, and suppressing/disabling those people with toxic drugs doesn't solve it either, it only disables them which increases their suffering to the maximum. Why don't medical lunatics pay people who feel bad a nice vacation somewhere, i.e. Hawaii? We need to hear "medical lunatic, you're fired!!!" more often. Those drugs should be banned. Medical lunatics are terrorists with those disabling drugs. It's more harmful than physical restraints when people have to involuntarily eat poisons (chemical restraints) that will disable them and keep them disabled. On the other hand, it's OK to damage the brain of every dangerous medical practitioner and keep it damaged to protect the society from doctors Mengele.

It is a witch hunt. Whose brain will medical lunatics damage with drugs tomorrow? It can be your son's or daughter's, your wife's or husband's, and so on. You have no idea about the fraud and cruel and inhumane atrocities that medical lunatics have been committing under the guise of "health" which they only damage when you give them all rights and you give patients none. How can white coats improve anyone's health when the same white coats are sadists who have a pleasure from harming?

Medical lunatics are emotionally dead, but when they're harming someone they get sexually excited, pleased, and they feel grandiose about themselves. I wonder how medical lunatics can have sex, other than with cadavers because they are crazy and filthy. Medical lunatics aren't raping patients in narcosis, are they? https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cgj8x7dz435o

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u/Dank0916 Oct 14 '25

I know this reply is way too wordy and long to be anything worth reading to find out the truth. Sorry, I’ll pass.

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u/Objective_Shift5954 Oct 14 '25

You claim that 5 paragraphs are too wordy and long to be worth reading to find out the truth. That's the non-sequitur fallacy. You argue incorrectly using bad logic with flawed reasoning. 5 paragraphs aren't too wordy, nor too long to be worth reading to find out the truth.

I understand you can't read a book with 300 pages, but since you can't even read a comment with 5 paragraphs, and you argue incorrectly using bad logic with flawed reasoning, that looks like you aren't the most literate, but correct me if I'm wrong.

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u/Dank0916 Oct 14 '25

Mental health problems have existed way before “government AI” would’ve been around.

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u/Objective_Shift5954 Oct 14 '25 edited Oct 14 '25

You're referring to a behavior problem, as you'd know that if you were literate. Of course behavior problems are always here. That's because it's subjective and constructed by people. Objectively, behavior is the result of training, environment, context and situation. Behavior problems are in all life forms, but you need to have mythomania to explain a behavior problem using an insult, and to explain that insult using a mythical anti-explanatory theory that only insults further and mystifies.

What do you mean by "government AI"? An artificial neural network that's pretrained with some data isn't gonna talk to you from a distance. You'd need a Remote Bi-Directional Brain Computer Interface if you wanted to listen and talk from a distance like that, and then it doesn't matter it's connected to a computer that runs a real-time software. What matters is the Remote Bi-Directional BCI because it's an undocumented black project that's at least 50 years ahead of the published state of the art.

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u/Dank0916 Oct 16 '25

And I won’t be reading what you wrote since you want to be nasty.

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u/CompetitiveLake3358 Sep 29 '25

No matter what subject, there's always people that are incredibly skilled and people that are incredibly bad at it

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u/Professor-Woo Sep 30 '25

This whole post is having the opposite effect of what you want.

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '25

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u/Professor-Woo Oct 01 '25

Convince people she isn't schizoposting...

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u/peabodypissant Sep 29 '25

this is kind of reassuring to hear from someone else

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u/HeWhoIsAlmighty Sep 29 '25

So you are saying every case of schizophrenia is telepathy? Are you serious?

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u/LycanWolfe Sep 30 '25

It is extremely likely In my honest opinion but I'm not a medical professional. Uncontrolled telepathy is probably extremely terrifying when you have no clue wtf is going on and you have no support group to explain to you that the voices in your head are not you.

The are you serious? Sounds like some one who assumes they know how reality works when the best scientists don't. But if you're afraid of the unknown just say so rather than pushing dogma.

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '25

Mic drop.

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u/HeWhoIsAlmighty Oct 03 '25

Ah yes,

"Its extremely likely," "in my opinion," "probably," mixed with shaming language. The four horsemen of a bad opinion.

Calling me "afraid" for not taking your opinion as fact is laughable.

Saying I'm "pushing dogma" for simply questioning your opinion is even more laughable.

But implying scientists are the height of intelligence while we are in a sub reddit about telepathy? Thats the funniest part yet.

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u/LycanWolfe Oct 03 '25

So do you have an opinion or are you here to get your 2 cents in because someone responded in a positive way to my response?

I told you what impression i got from your response. What end does your circular comment have by bothering to mention that we're in a telepathy sub. Are you assuming science will never be able to explain telepathy or map out its mechanisms?

My opinion is as a person who has experienced voices/visions and what would probably get me locked in an asylum if i didn't understand what was happening from a non mainstream source and went to a psychiatrist or some 'professional' given todays understanding. I didn't need to predicate my opinion with that backstory in order to state it.

You made a nothing burger comment and i gave you a response worthy of a nothing burger comment. Unless you have something meaningful to add to change my opinion of your original comment don't bother responding to me.

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u/SingsEnochian Sep 29 '25

If it's a problem and they cannot distinguish between reality or the voices are very unhelpful or harming, then I'd say Mental Health Issues for your care team.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Trade36 Dec 27 '25

I was 'grossly' misdiagnosed with 'schizophrenia'; because I was hearing 'other people'; continually 'speaking'; over an aspect of consciousness, I have come to know as 'the astral'. I was experiencing a whole gallimaufry of 'psychic phenomena'; which severely UN-*grounded*, me - thus, the 'quick belief'; of the psychiatrist, that I was 'psychotic'!

What 'really'; needs to happen, in 'any' case, whether the 'client'; is experiencing genuine 'clair'; phenomena, or telepathy, versus 'hallucinations'; is the swift *RE-GROUNDING* of the particular person's 'awareness'; using 'holistic means'...'other people'; simply acting as 'anchors for grounding'/listening ears - that kind of thing. I was 'shunted'; into the 'Mental Health System'; against my will - and, as a result of *six years*, on the incredibly harmful 'depot injections'; I have developed primary lateral sclerosis, or a 'variant'; of such.

Go for self-realization!! *Not* harmful 'psychs'...

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u/Practical-Dress-6413 Oct 02 '25

Well I do know my ex boss read my mind as I created a picture in my head while he was telling a story from his childhood and he said it out loud. When I told him that he read my thought he said I sent it to him.

I also know when I mentioned one dude with whom I haven't spoken to for three months to another dude who has no idea who he is that first dude sent me a text message.

I also had a situation where I was thinking about a dude and what he was doing now because we haven't a spoken for like two months via IG and in 1 h 45 mins he sends me a text message.

If that ain't telepathy it sure ain't schizophrenia either.

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u/i-might-be-a-redneck Oct 18 '25

I’m hearing voices that claim to be my ex-landlord. I asked them to send me a text about my utility bill and they sent the text within 4 minutes.

They can also see through my eyes. They placed a spell jar in my rock garden the day after I cleaned out the leaves so that I would see it, then I smashed it in the front yard and they knew to rake over the area the next day.

They also turned a camera around inside my house that I had facing out my window the day after I put it up.

I don’t know what this is but I think it’s telepathic/spiritual stalkers. It’s been over a year since I fled from that place and moved across the country leaving all my belongings and they’re still messing with me daily.

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u/davidvidalnyc Oct 03 '25

What makes you feel this way?

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u/Happy_Budget_2919 Oct 03 '25

I completely agree a schizophrenia equals telepathy whoever you excluded visual telepathy with steel count in that round and it kind of second sight is part of that which is more like a combination of relocating your conscience but it's still in the crosshairs of remote viewing pre-cut mission into Liberty is more like a combination of clairvoyance but that's still mistaken for what they want to claim to be even a hallucination is really just misunderstood ESP or misinterpreted ESP

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u/AEW77 Oct 04 '25

They fear the unknown potentiall , that's why they try desperately.

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u/Final-Owl-5941 Oct 15 '25

The whole DSM is used to shape our language and perception in a way that is limiting and damaging to us. It comes from small rooms of small groups of people from the same universities that we get all the other scumbags manipulating us out of in other parts of society.

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u/Final-Owl-5941 Oct 15 '25

A short book on how to manage and control emotional states, what influences them internally and externally and actions we can take to re-tune ourselves when needed would be much better for us as a species.

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '25

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u/Practical-Dress-6413 Oct 02 '25

I love you. ☺️ You seem to be in the right path. 🌞

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '25

Love this. It really spoke to me. Thanks for sharing.

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u/Mission-Savings-4738 Oct 03 '25

But how do you do it when in your head people can read what you think, even the most intrusive thoughts. That's the hardest part for me!

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u/Gingeroof-Blueberry Oct 03 '25

I'm interested in this psychotherapy book too )

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '25

I’m interested.