24. Schizophrenia 

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you can simply walk into a university and listen to the lectures. not sure how it's done where you live, but around here no-one checks you have a student card. it's still nice to be able to watch this at home years after it happened and at 4 in the morning

@@mariecmcleodsterk3402 please explain. I don't follow you.

@@mariecmcleodsterk3402 what's wrong? I would say not much if nothing. what's "wrong" about it is people who consider you like a criminal because you don't think the way they do.

@@mariecmcleodsterk3402 Don't be angry (I try not to, although I am not as successful as I would like to). In some cultures, "schyzophrenes" (whatever that may be..) are considered as "shamans" ; they are not expected to do the usual/normal work others do : instead they are used as "counselors" and people go to them when there is something they can not understand. Nikola Tesla supposedly said sth like "my brain is an antenna, picking up signals from the universe surrounding me ; this is where I get my knowledge from". AFAIK those labeled as "schizophrenic" are sensitive to things most people are not. What you may perceive is _not_ a hallucination, it may be scary as death but you _must_ deal with it. At all costs. Life, the Universe and Everything depends on it.

Thank you

Thanks!!!

Thank you!

Thanks

Thank you!

Good luck!

My girlfriend too, we’re going to start making blogs

@None Ya Some humans seem to be born with a high quality gift to educate. Distinctive benefit of RU-vid we can all be grateful for.

Have you read, "A Primate's Memoir?' That was my introduction!

Teaching easy like a Sunday morning in a complex and schizoid world

Lljl

yep...heheh

Woot

good job :)

🤣🤣 Yay!

🤣

This is funny.... I tell people I take math classes from world renowned fields medalists.... when really I just watch lectures on youtube. I hope humans figure out that universities are just expensive babysitters for children. I stopped paying for college when my professors started wearing name tags with their pronouns on them. Like give me a break!

The rates of violence may be extremely low, but I don't believe you can claim that they are "FAR less dangerous than are normal individuals in society." Perhaps it was just a figure of speech.

@@MalachiWhite-tw7hl Yeah I think this is potentially one of the few things Sapolsky gets wrong...Schizophrenics aren't as dangerous as the general public thinks they are, but they are more dangerous than the average person in specific ways.

@@sammoreton333 Exactly.

As with most people with mental illness. We are much more likely to hurt ourselves than others.

@@sammoreton333 why are you so determined to demonize schizophrenics?

Awesome, thanks for this.

@@bobbypukes605 no problem 🤗🤗

Thank you 🙂

Thank you!!!

Look at your. You on to your when cryed

AMEN 🙏🏻

They can be dangerous if they don't take thier meds

Magic mushrooms

By the way u are great person one day I know I will marry a person of ur value

Everyone with an mental illness should have someone in their lives like you.

Yes! I have learnt so much from them.

I just love listening to him while learning. I was one that loved listening to what my teachers said. If i could have a profession of just attending school, id be so happy.

Yes, you are very brave....

Alex Hatz Also thank you to Stanford!

Thanks Robert Sapolsky.

Ha! We’re on the brink of extinction. Plants will be here long after we’re gone. Who’s the smart one?

Lololol😄😂🤣😅

😄😂🤣😅 about the tomatoes comment.

@@blahboidblah Me.

I read this comment at the exact time Sapolsky said it :D

Any photos of his body?

@@billysunday7507bro wtf

i was not expecting that comment opening the replies

@@billysunday7507delete this

@@billysunday7507 WIll be sure to take pictures of yours.

Ha! Me too :)

Hey, the brain operates by electrochemical signalling!

Same here as a Computer Science student c:

I’m sorry for your loss

The toughts and the shadows scitzophrenians see are demons. Its sound crasy but i experienced and seen these things in real life also in dreams coz i have them many. I had severe depression and paralasys also sleep paralasys that got of me in seconds by listening reading gospel scripture. I guarantee you that Jesus Christ can fix ur problem with prayer, fasting and devotion. It is written how Jesus casted out demons i tried it and it works coz i had ADHD too and i dont have it anymore. It is also incurable like scitz it works by spirits of fear and lies you cast them out in the name of Jesus Christ and you free of stupid and uncontrolable toughts. There is nothing that is beyond Christ and he is who he says he is. The Messiah.

@@seven7upndown241 if ,by any means, ADHD comes back and you have to be productive, you should know that ridalin helps. just in case...

@@tasoskarasaxinidis5059 if it comes back I'll chase the demon out again in the name of Jesus Christ.

@@seven7upndown241 amen. This is so true I'm a witness. Who the Lord sets free is free indeed

Emperor: To me, it takes true, good useful content to keep me listening fully. He thinks we are animals, and he gives no explanation and treatment and cure of Schz. Dr Lawrence Wilson is better. He has solution! And can explain more. Nutritional Balancing Science.

Claudia Bothner 1. We are animals, just advanced ones 2. He talks about various techniques used to treat it

Still this guy is amazing. So full of curiosity as the biology itself.

@Deb Mercer It's only in the Abrahamic faiths that humans are viewed as non-animals. All other worldviews are more advanced than that.

@@Medietos He provides a very good overview on his subjects. And that understanding is necessary to get to good, holistic solutions. Only in heavily action-oriented societies like the US is a quick solution given more importance than first trying to understand the issue at hand. Also, the Nazis had a 'solution' too by the way-look where it got them.

I’m with you on that. A nail in the proverbial coffin for those of us living day to day with the disease. I HAVE schizophrenia and am NOT schizophrenic. It doesn’t define me even though it has been, unfortunately, part of me for twenty years….I have my Masters but still struggle with relationships. This professor is precise in most of his lecture. 🙌

I've only known one person with schizoaffective so far and several with schizophrenia. In my subjective observations, schizoaffective presents more like bipolar, with the pros and cons of that. The trick with schizoaffective seems to be in balancing the necessary meds. Mood stabilizer, antipsychotic, and ideally antidepressant. Sometimes an anticonvulsant needed to treat side effects too. Those I know with schizophrenia however, I see no up side to their illness. But, due to modern meds with less poisoning or zombifying effect, they have a reasonable quality of life.

There are some good ones out there. I found excellent teachers in random places and at random places in my life. Random (or entropy) IS life.

@@engrenage it really is, all of biology pretty much boils down to thermodynamics.

@@engrenage I know what you're saying; there are occasionally good teachers in unusual places. But what I'm talking about is how all teachers and parents talk about is how good of a job you'll get with a prestigious degree, but what they don't understand is how teenagers (at least myself and the ones I was around) don't think that far ahead. What they don't tell you is what a gorgeous campus you'll get to live on, how you won't have to be around annoying immature 17 year olds that only care about getting drunk and partying, how the proffesors actually care about what they're teaching; just generally how you'll be in an environment that is passionate about learning and growth and your future. It makes me a feel a little bitter that I never learned about what could be if I just suffered a little bit in high school by studying hard and doing extra curriculars.

This guy is the exception to the rule. Don't generalize, money doesn't necessarily buy you a better education.

@@user-lk1qx7gb5o agreed. For every one of these guys, there are 10 professors who can't teach

yes, it is not all negative, there are some adaptive aspects, there is a book 'Madness and Modernism' about this

your brain doesnt fucking work

@@bbyponk Ooh, edgy.

@@bbyponk LOL you play dark souls 2, get fucked

Thats wonderful u r doing good :)) how are managing? Do u have a support system? Medical help? I am happy to hear you are ok

For real and there are many of his lectures posted

I work for a homeless shelter as well. I completely agree

Understand addictions stem from mental illness. Not the other way around. They are adaptations. Unhealthy ones, but adaptations created for survival.

Thank you for everything you do! My aunt has schizophrenia and she is very stubborn. Not saying this is because of the disease, it could be her characteristic but by being this way she is argumentive (not in a mean way) she refuses she has the disease and is not willing to take medication. My grandma put meds in her drinks 25yrs ago and she got better for a while until she found out. It was the ultimate betrayal to her. Since then she has been homeless, by choice, a nomad kind of, all over the US. She came back home and has lived at a shelter for 7 years. They love her there, I love my aunt she is so fun to be around, but man this doctor is so accurate it makes it so much more concrete. 😢

wrr

Geahk Burchill totally agree there.

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That is the EXACT comment i was just going to make, after watching the video!! Absolutely priceless!!

That's a terrible heuristic and you're setting yourself up to be conned. A "con" is literally short for "confidence trick", as in someone who says bullshit confidently because they know people mistake confidence for being an authority. The whole point of science is to look at the substance, and take no one as an authority. You're right Spoolansky is an expert, but you're right for all the wrong reasons.

@@IIAOPSW I didn't know that in science, there is no authority a month ago. I discovered it in later days after posting this comment. My bad.

@@LijuJohn let no one say I don't give credit where it's due. Good on you for having already learned.

@@IIAOPSW lol so poetic

What an amazing professor! I’m in awe of his flawless lectures.

Lies again? Samsung Ericsson

Sapolsky is a very smart guy, an academic and an intellectual. What he does does, in all likelihood, come naturally to him. Yes, he works hard, and yes, he is very good at what he does. We are lucky to have him, and a few thousands similar to him, in the world to show us the way...

@@yankee2yankee216 yes

Sapolsky is amazing! Also though all professors, at least at R1 and almost all R2 Universities, are researchers. Most people that go on to be profs do so specifically because they want to perform research and never stop studying in their fields. Then they also teach! That's why sometimes you dont always get great profs in college-- some are only there to really do research and begrudgingly teach courses because they have to. That said, when you find a prof like Sapolsky, who clearly is a great teacher AND an incredible researcher, you know you've hit the jackpot! Lol

Well, u kinda have to do research and read a lit of book to become a professor. This is not done overnight.

I think he’s a self absorbed pain

@@kitiyana Well don't watch his videos then.

It’s his beard.

@@mandopando4111 Great hair!

@@kitiyana how so?

Good luck to you my bro. We are all humans connected together now x

(From Switzerland, but I grew up in the UK)

Thanks brother for your comment.. we're all connected now!

i too like them... i am just a layman but i have watched this video several times and now i understand much more about where they are at with this disease (at least at the time they made this video)

G'day from Australia ☮️😁 You might also like a dude I'm binging Prof Sam Vaknin.... "Toxic families"" a good ep All the best❤

Im 30 now ive had schizoaffective disorder since age 19. Im doing much better now

Actually the first psychotic episode is on average in ones early thirties. It’s not at all uncommon- Hate to break it to you! Although you technically “have” schizophrenia far far before you’re diagnosed, or even aware of any symptoms (on average). So maybe that’s what they’re saying.

I am sorry for your loss and I respect that you still talk about him and love him, 20 years later. Shows how much you really cared about him. You are a good woman!! Rest in peace to your wonderful husband.

@@elmonstro7852 Thank you so much. It's not that I am so good, but I do recognize how good Teddy was and what a mountain of obstacles he had to overcome, just to do something like go to the store and buy groceries. It's not that he wasn't able, it's that he was so unsure of himself that he didn't know if he would do the right thing. He was a lovely man. If I didn't remember him, I would be doing myself a disservice. He was something wonderful to remember.

I had an episode of psychosis, and it was very similar to the ways that people describe schizophrenia. I used to use marijuana for depression, but now if I use it, those thought patterns come back stronger. Luckily i don't feel the need to use it anymore. When I hear people describe schizophrenia, I understand exactly where they're coming from. A metaphor will fly through your head in a split second and you'll be 100% convinced the world is about to end, and then nothing happens. It's a scary place for sure, and I'm pretty sure I'll never use drugs again. But oddly enough, it was mushrooms that led me out of the depression. They say "The psychotic drowns in the same waters in which the mystic swims with delight." I feel like I'm the mystic, but to stay there, I have to eat healthy, exercise, and do my best to create unity among the humans. I want to believe that there's a path out of schizophrenia to the mystic. I have to. Curious, what's your husband's diet and exercise regimen like?

Wow I was born in 2003..he's watching over you every day

@@AngelinaLopez-cx5fw Thank you.

made me chuckle

I don't know why people being able to understand each other is depressing

@LiL Speng If you think for yourself you might understand. Use your brain buddy

thank god we have the wayback machine.

@LiL Speng nah you're an ignorant little weasel. Watching a video and absorbing the opinions of a psychology lecturer is not using your brain. Nether is telling someone to watch a video instead of addressing their point. You've got a lot to learn it seems.

I hope he is doing ok. And u too mom!

@@Fefe559 thanks. I'm his dad.

@@entertainmentgaming8738 nothing you said even makes sense. Ira is and always has been a masculine name.

@@IraWade sorry! Hope u r ok dad

@@entertainmentgaming8738 The science might provide you some deeper insight into this, Sapolsky has talked about it before. "Remarkably, studies have examined brains of transgender individuals, concentrating on brain regions that, on the average, differ in size between men and women. And consistently, regardless of the desired direction of the sex change and, in fact, regardless of whether the person had undergone a sex change yet, the dimorphic brain regions in transgender individuals resembled the sex of the person they had always felt themselves to be, not their “actual” sex. In other words, it’s not the case that transgender individuals think they’re a different gender than they actually are. It’s more like they got stuck with the bodies of a different sex from who they actually are."

!!!! Love this. This is what office hours are for

I live in Louisiana where dialects abound . Franglais being hugely common .

lolol same

ME!! lol

I'm doing language studies degree and learning about creole languages and linguistics. This is fascinating

I see no blessings to schizophrenia. I guess it humbles you if you see that as a blessing. I also don't think the suffering involved is beyond what most can comprehend. It does suck, however.

Did you see/hear demons?

Congratulations on your recovery, I hope you are still well!

That's because it is demonic

Yea it is. What I don’t get is when I was prescribed adderall in high school after a week I couldn’t sleep so a friend who was bipolar gave me a 25mg Seroquel which they use for schizophrenia and oddly enough it made me hear someone whispering my name behind me audibly. It was really scary and than I literally saw a hole in the wall. I fell asleep because I had no tolerance but once I fell asleep I got sleep paralysis and saw that same hole in the wall along with a shadow being crawling through it. I know for a fact I was awake when I heard those voices and first hallucinated that hole in the wall but but this sleep paralysis eventually lead to this shadow dude coming up to me and trying to get inside of my body. I somehow was able to manifest a glock in that half awake half dream state and it leaped across the room to take cover behind a recliner. I guess I than fell farther back to sleep because I couldn’t move completely just enough to slide off the couch like melting rubber or slime. It was hard to move but I could just very slowly...than I realized my physical body was still on the couch. I was than able to fully move freely once I saw that my paralyzed body wasn’t holding me back and shot at the being until I finally hit him in the head. I laid back in my body and woke up. Idk how a dream bullet could kill a demon that wasn’t even in the 3D plane of existence so maybe I just scared it away but yea antipsychotics are supposed to do the opposite of make you hear voices. People who stay up too long on meth start seeing those shadow beings while they are awake. I was only taking adderall and I slept one hour a night that week so I wasn’t 100% sleep deprived I didn’t even have anxiety or psychosis I just desperately wanted sleep.

@@buzzl1ghtyear400 Jesus.

Jose Monteverde thanks

Jose Monteverde RESPECT!

Jose Monteverde Thank You

Jose Monteverde Don't skip the language stuff, though, it's intriguing.

+Jose Monteverde you the real MVP

Alright hope you get better all the way mate.

same with science degree uff

you can always go back to uni, my mum is doing psychology degree after teaching her whole life she is 67!

It's never too late!

Obviously an art degree is a huge waste of money regardless

@@frankgrimes6771 there's beauty in art which can't be found anywhere else. If the person is good in their field, they can do wonders with an arts degree.

SS yes “the occults” who socially engineer civilization generation to generation(in the shadows) love to implement duality in its structure... “the good with the bad” ... so yes they went ahead and released the occult science from the ancient mystery schools(think ancient Egypt, Greece, India etc) to the masses of people, which is “good” in theory, but the “bad” is the intention to continue to deceive, and control the population... which is where you get the GMOs, poising/controlling water, taxes on land,etc...

About time it got boiled down to the truth...

@@ThePravaya : Wise words, you!Also, they should not throw out good knowledge that is crucial for healing Schz. Like metabolic issues, diet needs, biochemical imbalance, nutrient deficiencies. A specialist once said to me, many ppl have just a little medical knowledge, which is dangerous in that they think they know more than they do and make all sorts of claims. Often patients, probably wanting to feel less powerless and lost, talking away about what their illness is and how they function... totally up the wall.

I posess a device that enables me to acess all informations known to mankind. I use it to watch videos of cats, and get into arguments with people i dont know

SS yeah I remember those times good times

Not when there is so much stigma and fear mongering from the media and the consequences are also from society. The meds are terrible as well. The cure can certainly be called the disease.

Mine is the same diagnosis. But i also have stress conditions added. I have worked most my life. Breaks were necessary inbetween. One job was for 10 years, 4 days a week, 16 hour days. Do and Hope 😊

Genius

Passion and maybe some coffe?

@@Prince_Yonteahah

Exactly what I was thinking! The entire list of his classes have beeb so interesting. I've literally been binge watching!

Haha it took me 10 months longer than that. Worth the wait. :)

** But just think of all the millions of people you’re ahead of :)

Saying "Mr. Professor" isn't correct. You would just say Professor Sapolsky, not Mr. Professor Sapolsky.

That's Professor Professor to you, sir.

So that was kind of a ramble but maybe some people here would find it interesting. They might also find it interesting that the subtype of psychotic symptoms I was experiencing was... I wouldn't say atyptical, but perhaps insufficiently recognized as distinct. It had the character of paranoid schizophrenia, but without as much of the antagonism. My brain was constantly making meaning connections out of whatever I experienced, and my mind jumped to conclusions about agency and conspiratorial plots therein, but this narrative did not center around me being chased by an antagonist - instead I experienced it as manically positive. It was so exciting that I finally 'realized' that I was some kind of special person involved in some massive conspiracy for heroic purposes.

@@jameshansen8684 I started going through depersonalization after a bad weed trip and I thought I was going crazy. Turned out it was just anxiety, but I did get scared I was developing schizophrenia because I had anxiety, but I realized anxiety doesn’t turn into schizophrenia. I get scared easily at times and I look at this incident as a lesson to my self journey. I want to understand more of my anxiety, cause it’s not benefiting me anymore.

I think there is more awareness now that a lot of psychotic breaks are stress and exhaustion induced and don't necessarily recur. Effective antipsychotics promptly can then be reduced and stopped after six months of no symptoms. This prevents the unpleasant side effects of those from being an enduring illness in themselves.

​​​​@@louisehogg8472l more than that we clock them in at 700 days and a hard release, why are they talking to me on this? Gotta be tough.

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whats more amasing is the subject.

And it's awesome.

@Jack M got em LMAO

And eleven seconds in and eighteen seconds in

he does like every 10 seconds

27:50 says uh

@ODD EDDIES ODDIEDDIES OF APPENDICHTOMY what the fuck did i just read.

Calm down…

@@dullknife0490 well now I'm disappointed that they deleted it.

The toughts and the shadows scitzophrenians see are demons. Its sound crasy but i experienced and seen these things in real life also in dreams coz i have them many. I had severe depression and paralasys also sleep paralasys that got of me in seconds by listening reading gospel scripture. I guarantee you that Jesus Christ can fix ur problem with prayer, fasting and devotion. It is written how Jesus casted out demons i tried it and it works coz i had ADHD too and i dont have it anymore. It is also incurable like scitz it works by spirits of fear and lies you cast them out in the name of Jesus Christ and you free of stupid and uncontrolable toughts. There is nothing that is beyond Christ and he is who he says he is. The Messiah.

An earlier poster wanted to tear him down for being arrogant ffs people are attributional and create their own biases butthey just can’t see it

Do you think people should listen and get to know more about these topics?

@@JustBioBaB Yes I think it is a stigmatized subject, I hope to live to see the day where mentally ill people can be given the care they need world wide. America is in a stage where we just put them in chemical straight jackets for profit instead of allowing them the time and effort necessary for emotional and psychological healing. There is too much that is not understood

The toughts and the shadows scitzophrenians see are demons. It is not desease it is curse. Its sound crasy but i experienced and seen these things in real life also in dreams coz i have them many. I had severe depression and paralasys also sleep paralasys that got of me in seconds by listening reading gospel scripture. I guarantee you that Jesus Christ can fix ur problem with prayer, fasting and devotion. Also Jesus can break the curse coz he is the one who was pinned on tree with which he made himself a curse for us. It is written how Jesus casted out demons i tried it and it works coz i had ADHD too and i dont have it anymore. It is also incurable like scitz it works by spirits of fear and lies you cast them out in the name of Jesus Christ and you free of stupid and uncontrolable toughts. There is nothing that is beyond Christ and he is who he says he is. The Messiah. If anyone interested i can tell you how to cast out demons and freeurself.

Im really sad that your doctors do not understand. I just started working with people that have had psychotic breaks and have schizophrenia and this lecture helps me a lot to understand. I hope eweryone working with people that have had this experience or deal with it ewery day listens to this lecture and learn as much as they can to be able to help better and understand.

I am a mental health specialist. I am working for a docudrama on mental health. Would you be up for a chat?

with no student loan to pay off until you''re dead

Me too👍😂😂

Who needs paper

Well… you kind of did… right?

@@heaven7360 exactly. I got my nursing degree through a community college, and some of my coworkers had $60,000 up in debt. Both RN’s, and I paid off my loans in a couple years. I was making as much as they were too... actually a bit more, as I had started before some of them. If people can get away from the social conditioning of a certain prestige university connection...and do it smart...much can be achieved for less.

You are

you literally can....here...

What do you think youre doing here? Online courses,

You are doing it, just without the live discussion, grades and assignments. This is much of what college is currently with the pandemic. We are all online.

U kinda do now, sort of. ^.^

In Spanish it’s El dopa

@@thedrj2009 la dopa?

@@scharpmeister la dopa doesn’t fit the joke man!

@@thedrj2009 just made it far enough to get the reference 🤣

@@scharpmeister lmao

G'day I recommend also an amazing guy re personality disorders Prof Sam Vaknin Esp virtue signalling NPD explains why social workers cops Medicis etc ineffectual want kudos with no commensurate effort....

@@PortraitoftheArtistasanOldDog8cool man

This should get more likes. It isn't a lecture, it's performance art

I found it easier if i just agreed with my ex wife that demons were standing next to are mailbox at 3 in the morning.

good one

@@averagejohnson3985 robert is a godamn poet

Damn...nice!

Sorry to hear that. How are you doing now?

kicked ?

@@johnharvey4448 to be more formal I was medically retired. Didnt want to be but I worked with high voltage and heavy machinery, I get vivid hallucinations, and at the time I was first being treated so I was always switching meds, which caused akastegia or however its spelt and drowsiness where id fall asleep standing up. That didn't play nice with my job so I was retired.

Jaden Clark check out dr Peterson on Mikayla podcast talking about meds that causes that condition... SSR meds ...

@@sandbrm7786 Hope you're doing well. Stay safe.

HMMMM🤔🧐🧐 what gave you that idea bro??? LMAO!!

@@Isabel-ge1ou This 7:22.

Obv. Sad at his early onset if Parkinsons incoming.

@@joellove6353 ?

@@joellove6353 wat

Albert Einstein said something along the lines of: if someone can’t speak simply about a subject to someone who knows nothing about it, they don’t know the subject themselves well enough.

As another sufferer of ADHD, still sadly unmedicated, I rarely watch any video longer than 20 minutes. For the life of me I can't remember why I even opened this very long video, but I definitely intended to just copy the title and URL to one of my endless files of to-do lists, to be watched at some point in the future, but realistically likely never. But by chance I'm currently on a browser where I haven't blocked videos from autostarting yet, so as soon as I got to this tab and he started talking, I got curious and started listening. Initially I was just intending to listen to the part about language and move on, but this guy is such a good lecturer I ended up watching the entire thing, and then the next video in the series, going well into the night. Time well spent.

ADHD just often means you do not want to waste time listening to slow or poor teachers.

I had ADHD. Jesus Christ cured it for me. It works with demons of fear and lies. You cast these demons and you free. It takes time but if every prayer for a month ends "in the name of Jesus Christ" and you forgive everyone, also have pure heart you can fix that problem too that science cant. If you uwant to know the process tell me.

@@seven7upndown241 You cant cure neurodivergencies there’s nothing to cure it’s not a disease.

@@superchuck3259 Mris show up differently in adhd/non adhd people as well as other symptoms like poor emotional regulation, sensory issues etc

The issue is that you appear to have built your identity out of your disorders. This typically leads to people exacerbating the disorders since they would rather revel in them instead of seeking help.

Twilight Zone , eye of the beholder

Azazel...Is Azazel your SPACE Name ????

@@slit4659 it's the name of a demon who became king and ran Hell in lieu of Satan's return

insight called a disorder by the "ordered" people

Nice virtue signaling wanda, now go LARP somewhere else

With homeless shelters I think teamwork with clear ground rules is the important thing. Many of the individuals with addictions can be manipulative and with mental illness can be high maintenance. A good team prevents any staff member being overloaded and ensures accountability. Saying that, I couldn't do front line work in that area for that reason. Supporting a few friends with these sort of conditions is the most I manage or volunteering in milder mental health settings.

what medications and approaches to treatment have come to work best for you?

@@NewWesternFront Antipsychotic medication isn't perfect but it helps. Exercise, good diet but some rubbish food occasionally, laughter. Most important are caring family and friends and the glory of music.

Tardive Dyskinesia must be hard to deal with. I salute you for staying on the meds and working hard!

@@dreyddog19 Thankyou for your kindness ❤

@@lowcostiqchasm3226 what's the medication

Lol

And they want to tell me that i was the asshole......... its 10500to 1 in their favor nr of unmoral actions

Me too....have always had a hard time speaking my thoughts. Seem to to better at writing.

Just learn how to make good notes by explaining it in a manner that to a stranger could read and understand, keep at it and optimise to minimize word count, next step is get over your fear of public speaking if you have it, best way to do it is with friends and a topic that you know very deeply, then channel that in a more stressful situation once you've got the discipline. You can apply your understanding of notemaking down to your public speaking skills and, with practice, you can eventually do it with the confidence that you know what you're talking about and are ready to overexplain things to people who would not understand the context of the information. Then it's just practice, age and personal development left and that's up to you how far you wish to push yourself. This is coming from an introverted individual so there may be some bias in my approach but I hope you find this and it helps!

@@fumosneedlovetoo I appreciate your contribution and effort to help others who also admire Sapolsky's skills, talent and experience. Public speaking is a sport/art to me. I find your comment comforting. Idk tyvm.

What slides

@@dumalun8388 slides of the tribes

Hahahaha I read this comment and was like what? Then got to 50:20 and he said it lmao

duma lun at 50:20 he says in 8 years he may get to scanning the slides lol

HAHAHAHAHAHAH! This comment made my day!

That's unique, I feel a sense of impending doom as if at any moment I could lose my mind. However, I've only had one serious psychotic break from reality and one or two minor ones which is was able to quickly recover from. The thing that gets me the most is just that feeling of never being truly present in the world around me. It's as if I'm an outsider looking in through a window.

Thank you! In case it's helpful, the ending train of thought of this lecture basically continues at minute 3:00 of the religion lecture.

Thank you!

Thank you!!

It's too divisive so it was Sapolsky's wish not to even record it. :) I am glad it's there for the enlightenment of those who won't be offended.

Yes, you did watched.

did you just learnded anythings?

lol

Funny. I watched it as I was falling asleep. Fully awake an hour and a half later...

LMAO

@Andrew jeez man thats really mean. this guy devoted his life to curing people with disease

@Andrew you mean all that facial hair make you think he's psychotic?? That's effect of Intense research And dedication, have you ever seen Einstein? You are really a random kid on RU-vid

I think the entire front floor is in frame, it’s just zoomed and then edited/panned in post.

@@ninxq4980 Nope, hand moved, you can cleary see if something is keyframed. And it would literally take a week to go frame by frame on a video this length.

@@billie8156 Now you'd just use an Alexa Echo Show to follow your face creepily around the room.

Why would u have speech errors? That’s ridiculous!

Me too. It’s just anxiety for me. I still should seek some help in therapy

I was having racing thoughts before sleeping and started getting scared I looked up disorganized thoughts and saw schizophrenia and started freaking out

not much different than the rest of the people in the sciences. i.e. eating the menu instead of the meal.

+Timothy Price Could you explain?

This man is the guy

I thought the government was "the man".

Ah space mutiny.

Agreed 🙂

i feel u

God bless your brother,your family, and you 🙏🏼 I hope he finds his way

Keep an eye on him, my brother didn’t make it.

Then why do innocent people like us suffer from this deadly disease

@@Nancy-pc6sf genes