[ SECRET POST #6108 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6108 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew]



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[MCU, Star Wars, Kyou Kara Maou, Blakes 7, many others]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Meditation isn't the cure for violent schizophrenics.

[(Anonymous)]

They didn't say it was the cure for violent schizophrenics.

[(Anonymous)]

My point was it isn't meant to be a cure-all for all mental problems, especially severe ones like that; another anon made the same point below.

[(Anonymous)]

Nobody said it was a cure-all for all mental problems.

The man that OP is talking about simply suggested, in a very short clip that was a part of a compilation of other doctor "hot takes" (I put that in quotes), that meditation should be tried first. Not that it should be the only "medicine." Or that you should continue it if it is bad for you. Or that you are a bad person if it doesn't work for you.

This is why it's a secret. It didn't allow for any context at all.

[(Anonymous)]

What do you mean by "violent schizophrenics"? Is it the violence that cannot be addressed with meditation, or the diagnosis of schizophrenia? Meditation is one tool of many (along with medications and other therapies) that can be used to treat mental illness, which works for some and does not for others, and yes, is sometimes very effective for patients with "extreme" mental health concerns and behaviors.

[(Anonymous)]

Please read my comment above yours.

[(Anonymous)]

I have met many schizophrenics, and none of them were violent. The mental illness there is the schizophrenia, there's no good evidence schizophrenic people are violent at any greater rate than the rest of the population except in (perceived) self-defense.

(And yes, meditation and similar methods won't cure delusions but they can help people deal with their symptoms better, including reducing the need to resort to violence, which is often a necessary first step before they can be compliant with medicalized treatment.)

[(Anonymous)]

That's nice to haven't met any. I have. Am related to one, actually. It sucks.