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Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 11:55 am
by hackman
seckle get a fucking life lol
always seeking confrontation, you angry little man
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 11:55 am
by hackman
crackf wrote:seckle wrote:numbers 1 & 8 apply to many people in this subforum.
reading most of these i think they apply pretty well to you, and your sudden accusations
a number of times youve picked me and others out for no reason, or atleast reason you believe to be true when its not.
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 11:57 am
by hackman
every single one of those points applies equally for the other side you complete cauliflower phallus
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 12:00 pm
by deamonds
conspiracy theorists do get annoying (not you hackman, you crazy shithead
) but seckle i think you would do better to just ignore that dumb shit and get on with your thing.
I do like hearing the theorys though, because apart from being complete dog faeces they are quite interesting lol
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 12:02 pm
by deamonds
and yes, i am in work again, slightly still drunk from last night, so allow me, these sort of replys dont count
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 12:03 pm
by hackman
deamonds wrote:seckle i think you would do better to just ignore that dumb shit and get on with your thing.
might find that a bit easier if he took mala's dick out of his ass
OHNOHEDIDNT
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 12:06 pm
by nicenice
I think seckle would do better to stop acting like the bullied kid in high school using his privileges as a forum moderator as compensation.
OHNOHEDINT
shit got real.
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 12:11 pm
by crackf
nicenice wrote:shit got real.
ITS LIKE THE PROTAL HAS OPEND UP IN TRON EVERYONE GO GOG GOGOGO
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 12:29 pm
by 2manynoobs
INB4THEBAN
had to post this obv
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 1:03 pm
by kay
seckle wrote:numbers 1 & 8 apply to many people in this subforum.
Numbers 1-10 apply to most people on this fucking forum. In fact you could probably find that it applies to some facet of every person on the planet in some way, shape or form.
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 1:56 pm
by Pistonsbeneath
i say variety is the spice of life
i find it fascinating just to discuss things most people assume to be one truth when it doesnt appear to me to be the case
id say i answer questions when i say things that appear controversial but then maybe this isnt aimed at me
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 3:02 pm
by test_recordings
noam wrote:Genevieve wrote:A lot of these 'symptoms' bear a striking resemblance to ones you would expect in mental disorders related to schizophrenia.
shit son i've been there before... can. of. worms.
The ridiculous thing is that in 1987 the American Psychiatric Association (APA) came to the conclusion that the diagnostic label of "schizophrenia" was not an accurate one:
"Despite extensive field testing of the DSM-III diagnostic criteria before their official adoption, experience with them since their publication had revealed , as expected, many instances in which the criteria were not entirely clear, were inconsistent across categories, or even contradictory"
Instead of finally admitting that research in to this specific diagnostic category was futile as there was not enough evidence to support it this quote is from the introduction of the 'revised' DSM-III-R.
There are 15 combinations of symptoms where no two people can be exhibiting the same symptoms yet grouped under the same diagnostic label as 'schizophrenic'! They don't even know properly how anti-psychotic drugs work either and they don't even work on 25% of people, they're generally a massive waste of time and people's lives and money would be better spent on rehabilitation that just locking people away in the first instance
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 3:22 pm
by Genevieve
test recordings wrote:noam wrote:Genevieve wrote:A lot of these 'symptoms' bear a striking resemblance to ones you would expect in mental disorders related to schizophrenia.
shit son i've been there before... can. of. worms.
The ridiculous thing is that in 1987 the American Psychiatric Association (APA) came to the conclusion that the diagnostic label of "schizophrenia" was not an accurate one:
"Despite extensive field testing of the DSM-III diagnostic criteria before their official adoption, experience with them since their publication had revealed , as expected, many instances in which the criteria were not entirely clear, were inconsistent across categories, or even contradictory"
Instead of finally admitting that research in to this specific diagnostic category was futile as there was not enough evidence to support it this quote is from the introduction of the 'revised' DSM-III-R.
There are 15 combinations of symptoms where no two people can be exhibiting the same symptoms yet grouped under the same diagnostic label as 'schizophrenic'! They don't even know properly how anti-psychotic drugs work either and they don't even work on 25% of people, they're generally a massive waste of time and people's lives and money would be better spent on rehabilitation that just locking people away in the first instance
If anything, I think it's overdiagnosed and sort of a waste-bin diagnosis that isn't overly well defined. But I don't believe that 'schizophrenia' is entirely fabricated. Just very, very, very poorly understood as of yet.
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 6:06 pm
by 64hz
Pistonsbeneath wrote:
i find it fascinating just to discuss things most people assume to be one truth when it doesnt appear to me to be the case
this. even if it isn't related to conspiracy theories.
and as for schizophrenia, heard this one on some comedy show;
a patient in a mental hospital suddenly goes crazy and throws his tray of food against the wall, one of the ordelies comes over and says,
"what on earth did you do that for?!"
he replies, "God told me to."
another patient indignantly interrupts;
"I did no such thing!"
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 6:56 pm
by seckle
hackman wrote:deamonds wrote:seckle i think you would do better to just ignore that dumb shit and get on with your thing.
might find that a bit easier if he took mala's dick out of his ass
OHNOHEDIDNT
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 7:00 pm
by seckle
kay wrote:seckle wrote:numbers 1 & 8 apply to many people in this subforum.
Numbers 1-10 apply to most people on this fucking forum. In fact you could probably find that it applies to some facet of every person on the planet in some way, shape or form.
but the funny thing is, its the same people getting upset in this thread, that are now trying to tell us that the article has no weight. look who went straight to insults. people can't handle reality in here. they want to live in their paranoia box, pointing fingers at everything.
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 7:02 pm
by seckle
hackman wrote:seckle get a fucking life lol
always seeking confrontation, you angry little man
does the thread title say dear hackman? calm down kid. everythings not always about you.
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 7:08 pm
by seckle
Pistonsbeneath wrote:
i find it fascinating just to discuss things most people assume to be one truth when it doesnt appear to me to be the case
this is the thing though. conspiracy people
want badly to believe in their thinking, to the point that they project that reality. this is the point that the article is addressing.
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 7:16 pm
by hackman
[quote="seckle"]conspiracy people want badly to believe in their thinking, to the point that they project that reality/quote]
everyone does this
you are doing it now
you rambunctious coniferous rouge
Re: 10 traits of conspiracy worship
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 7:17 pm
by crackf
seckle wrote:Pistonsbeneath wrote:
i find it fascinating just to discuss things most people assume to be one truth when it doesnt appear to me to be the case
this is the thing though. conspiracy people
want badly to believe in their thinking, to the point that they project that reality. this is the point that the article is addressing.
sounds familiar, like every religious person