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What is Mental Illness?

ajay0

Well-Known Member
300 years ago we knew hardly a damn thing about mental illness, nor did we.know of the unconscious mind amd how that effects us. No knowledge of genetic disorders (or genetics or neurochemical imbalances.
People were still ill, we just still sometimes thought it was demonic possession because we didn't just quite yet know how to explain schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or borderline personality disorder, nor did we know of anxiety, agoraphobia, chronic depression or ptsd as significant detrimental factors on people's mental states and heavily rooted in brain shape and function, genes and our past experiences.

The unconscious mind was studied extensively in yogic and buddhist psychology for milleniums. The ancient sanskrit terms Vasana, Sankhara are related to the content in the unconscious mind.

 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
The unconscious mind was studied extensively in yogic and buddhist psychology for milleniums. The ancient sanskrit terms Vasana, Sankhara are related to the content in the unconscious mind.

No, it wasn't systemically studied and we didn't know how profound the implications are. It's been taking developments in nueropsychology to even really gain a full grasp, such as how it's let us see how childhood abuse and trauma warp and malform the brain.
 

syo

Well-Known Member
In order to avoid further conflict with others in this thread, I suggest that you make it clear in your posts that you are stating your personal beliefs and opinions by using such phrases as "I believe," "I think," and "in my opinion" rather than implying that what you personally believe is a definitive fact.
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Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Even if you are 120, you are still the child of your parents. Everyone, absolutely everyone, is someone's child. Acknowledging this, or bringing up things that happened when we were children does NOT imply or mean we think of ourselves as being children now.
 

syo

Well-Known Member
Even if you are 120, you are still the child of your parents. Everyone, absolutely everyone, is someone's child. Acknowledging this, or bringing up things that happened when we were children does NOT imply or mean we think of ourselves as being children now.
You mean child=product of sex?
 

We Never Know

No Slack
Well, I mean, in the end no more sex does mean no more mental illness for the human race after maybe 100 years or so.:tongueclosed:
Not necessarily.. IVF doesn't involve sex.

"Over 8 million IVF children have been born since 1978.

 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Not necessarily.. IVF doesn't involve sex.

"Over 8 million IVF children have been born since 1978.

Those sperms don't squirt themselves.
 

We Never Know

No Slack
Those sperms don't squirt themselves.
Top ways to harvest sperm. Again no sex involved..

"Sperm harvested from the epididymis is generally considered better quality than sperm harvested directly from the testicle because they have had more time to mature"


"TESA (testicular sperm aspiration). A needle is inserted in the testicle using a biopsy 'gun'. This obtains samples of sperm and tissue using gentle suction"


"MESA uses a surgical microscope to help retrieve sperm from the epididymis tubes. MESA can retrieve lots of healthy sperm that can be saved and frozen for later. This method is very safe. However, it calls for general anesthesia and a highly skilled micro-surgeon."

 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Top ways to harvest sperm. Again no sex involved..

"Sperm harvested from the epididymis is generally considered better quality than sperm harvested directly from the testicle because they have had more time to mature"


"TESA (testicular sperm aspiration). A needle is inserted in the testicle using a biopsy 'gun'. This obtains samples of sperm and tissue using gentle suction"


"MESA uses a surgical microscope to help retrieve sperm from the epididymis tubes. MESA can retrieve lots of healthy sperm that can be saved and frozen for later. This method is very safe. However, it calls for general anesthesia and a highly skilled micro-surgeon."

You finally got me on something I don't know. Boy, I bet you feel really smart right now.
 
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