wellthen

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   by wellthen 9y ago

   Well put, after a bit of reflection I mostly subscribe to the concept of several "approximate models" wherein "objective" truth lies somewhere inbetween. My own hallucinations were auditory and in the instances where the
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   by wellthen 9y ago

   Agreed. As an anecdote, when I had been symptom-free for a couple of years, I decided to move to a bigger city for work. Because I didn't know anyone else living there, I fell back into old habits of isolation and my hallucinations cam
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   by wellthen 9y ago

   I was diagnosed with schizophrenia about 11 years ago. The "double bookkeeping" mentioned in the article is a neat description of how I sometimes dealt with the hallucinations. Everything I experienced was real to me but I quickly
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   by wellthen 9y ago

   My constant on-again/off-again side project is something similar but in C#. Spending a week building a preprocessor and then discarding it because I didn't need it was both infuriating and strangely pleasing at once. :)
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   by wellthen 9y ago

   I've been bouncing a similar idea with the GM of my (sporadic) tabletop game and would be interested to hear more about what others would want in such a service. Mind if I shoot you an email about this? :)