All Gas No Brakes - Coronavirus Lockdown Protest
This is fucking WILD.
( , Wed 29 Apr 2020, 22:20, Share, Reply)
This is fucking WILD.
( , Wed 29 Apr 2020, 22:20, Share, Reply)
Struggling to get past 1.30
So much paranoia and gullibility, all in the same place.
It is wild though.
( , Wed 29 Apr 2020, 22:55, Share, Reply)
So much paranoia and gullibility, all in the same place.
It is wild though.
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I'm sure a lot of the people in that video are displaying clinical mania and paranoia. There are some genuinely damaged people there.
( , Thu 30 Apr 2020, 2:24, Share, Reply)
I don't mean it in the psychiatric sense really.
Lots of different reasons no doubt. It doesn't take an illness to end up there tho.
The more seriously ill people don't usually function well enough to mount protests.
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Lots of different reasons no doubt. It doesn't take an illness to end up there tho.
The more seriously ill people don't usually function well enough to mount protests.
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( , Thu 30 Apr 2020, 2:42, Share, Reply)
I do mean it in the clinical sense. Of course you don't need to be ill to join that protest, but the behaviour of some of the people in that video suggests they are not just "eccentric" or contrarians.
( , Thu 30 Apr 2020, 9:05, Share, Reply)
I have thought for a while
that the people who need demonstrably insufficient evidence to believe an assertion should be classed as having a mental disorder.
This would of course mark most religious people as being a bit mental.
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that the people who need demonstrably insufficient evidence to believe an assertion should be classed as having a mental disorder.
This would of course mark most religious people as being a bit mental.
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Religion is just a memetic disorder.
It's literally passed on via memes.
( , Thu 30 Apr 2020, 9:46, Share, Reply)
It's literally passed on via memes.
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That is a scary epistemological/psychological rabbit hole.
At some level we are forced to believe many things simply because we cannot test everything, nor verify exhaustively.
That gets complicated by research showing people make unconscious decisions before awareness of the decision, while maintaining that they made a conscious decision. Who is deciding this, and what constitutes the self that is, or isn't believing.
If an irrational belief has demonstrably useful effects, is it therefore rational to believe?
Questions that lead me to drink. Of course that's my belief in the construct of self...
m.youtube.com/watch?v=gMfCTBkMgKY
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At some level we are forced to believe many things simply because we cannot test everything, nor verify exhaustively.
That gets complicated by research showing people make unconscious decisions before awareness of the decision, while maintaining that they made a conscious decision. Who is deciding this, and what constitutes the self that is, or isn't believing.
If an irrational belief has demonstrably useful effects, is it therefore rational to believe?
Questions that lead me to drink. Of course that's my belief in the construct of self...
m.youtube.com/watch?v=gMfCTBkMgKY
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Personality disorders might fit the behaviour,
as might anxiety disorders with obsessive qualities.
Living in a "bubble" with others having the same beliefs, reinforcing misinformed ideas,too.
( , Thu 30 Apr 2020, 17:20, Share, Reply)
as might anxiety disorders with obsessive qualities.
Living in a "bubble" with others having the same beliefs, reinforcing misinformed ideas,too.
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I like this guy's interviewing/editing style
He's got mild shades of Chris Morris.
( , Wed 29 Apr 2020, 23:29, Share, Reply)
He's got mild shades of Chris Morris.
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