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On the contrary, blindly believing (not knowing) is unscientific in any and all regards. I too saw people taking pills and becoming "robots" in the methaphoric
by OtomotO 5y ago
On the contrary, blindly believing (not knowing) is unscientific in any and all regards.
I too saw people taking pills and becoming "robots" in the methaphoric sense. They were dull and not themselves, "just" without suicidal tendencies. It was absolutely devastating to live under a roof with them.
When I got a major depression, a decade back, I decided that I will not take any meds, because I'd rather die the person I was, than live on as an empty shell.
Did that mean I didn't get help? Hell no!
- IAmEveryone 5y ago> I too saw people taking pills and becoming "robots" in the methaphoric sense. No, you didn’t. That sort of effect does happen with antipsychotics. The effects of antidepressants are as different from those as Aspirin.
- OtomotO 5y agoI didn't specify which kind of pills they took, did I? A small hint: never tell anyone what they experienced, unless you were there or you're a godlike creature. Edit: I asked again which pills, it was anti depressants. It was half a lifetime ago, doesn't change my or their experience.