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Last updated on August 9th, 2017 at 12:09 pm
Diagnosed schizophrenic Jane tells of her battle with Al Gore Syndrome:
I suffered from a lot of anxiety. I was hearing voices, which is very common. I sort of believed that the end of the world was nigh and that I was responsible for saving it, if you like.
Jane’s medication kicked in before she entered the terminal phase, ie: making documentaries.
(Via J.F. Beck)
- I see the interview also features a Professor Jayashri Kulkarni from the “Alfred Psychiatry Research Centre”…presumably that’s supported by the Wayne Foundation?Posted by PW on 2006 06 21 at 12:26 PM • permalink
- #5 RebeccaH,
I agree completely.
Is there some reason why tests of such drugs – or any drugs – could not be done on pregnant animals? I know the results wouldn’t translate exactly, but it may give an indication of a drug’s safety for use by pregnant women.
Find the drug that will save the world from AlGore syndrome and I volunteer to bring my dart gun to help dispense it to those creatures too skiddish to take it voluntarily.
- I always did wonder what Gorezilla’s problem was. Now I know.Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2006 06 21 at 09:13 PM • permalink
- CrystalMoonbeam420, SaffronLuvWarrior, Hempy, & Peacepimp910:
Since it looks like the right-wing neocon MSM has been bought off by big oil and Chimpy McBushitler’s sientific brownshirts who’re pimping their whole ‘Medieval Warm Period’ lie to the sheeple, I feel I should propose we discuss forming some sort of a commitee or even an action-based focus group to study the possibility of aquiring a federal grant to produce a powerpoint presentation that retroactively blames the white Xtian patriarchy for that so-called Medieval Warm Period.
Don’t u think?
…Saffron?
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Errr…Sorry folks.Wrong blog.
- All jokes aside, the delusion that one is somehow singlehandedly responsible for great global cataclysms – real, imagined or impending – is indeed a feature of paranoid schizophrenia. The poet laureate of PS, Philip K. Dick, wrote a number of brilliant stories around this notion. The correlation between certain forms of left-wing weltschmerz and anxiety, and certain forms of mental illness, is too strong to be brushed off as an RWDB joke.
- I have the power to keep city buses from appearing on my street just by standing at the stop, does that count?Posted by richard mcenroe on 2006 06 21 at 11:23 PM • permalink
- Damn I had the wrong Jane.
I did see that episode, though, and ignored most of it.
Posted by Nilknarf Arbed on 2006 06 22 at 01:10 AM • permalink
- re #15, that’s mighty profound, cuckoo. And frightening as well.Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2006 06 22 at 01:47 AM • permalink
- I thought that the link to schizophrenia would go to this Jane?Posted by Pat Patterson on 2006 06 22 at 10:11 AM • permalink
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