Is that speculation, or do you have evidence? I'm genuinely curious, for personal reasons. Schizophrenia and mood disorders run on both sides of my family. Th

Is that speculation, or do you have evidence? I'm genuinely curious, for personal reasons. Schizophrenia and mood disorders run on both sides of my family. The schizophrenia is rare - the mood disorder not so rare. But, we are all kind of eccentric and artistic and driven to be creative. Anyway, one thing that we often talk about is this sense of being able to subconsciously and intuitively 'feel' what others are thinking and feeling. It can be a painful experience because it acts like a sixth sense in a way. That is, it's physically painful to be around people with underlying anxiety or anger or tension, even if they're suppressing it enough that others don't notice. People have said that I'm able to predict what they are thinking and feeling before they even know that they're they're thinking and feeling it.