Category: social studies

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    Mass Gaslighting: A New Form of Terrorism

    In a world increasingly marked by semantic terrorism, we see language weaponized to exploit human vulnerabilities. This manipulation distorts individual interpretations of reality, undermining trust in institutions and societal norms. By tapping into existential terror, such tactics reveal how language serves as a tool of symbolic violence, shaping public consciousness for political gain

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    Exploring the Concept of “Semantic Terrorism”: A Personal Reflection and Theoretical Analysis

    ### Exploring the Concept of “Semantic Terrorism”: A Personal Reflection and Theoretical Analysis Reflecting on my experiences, I recall a pivotal moment in 2018 when the concept of “semantic terrorism” emerged in my mind. It was the same year that I had a psychotic breakdown, leading to my involuntary commitment in a psychiatric ward for five days. — **Excerpt:** In…

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    Exploring “Virally Loaded Hashtags” in Cybersecurity: A Comprehensive Perspective

    ow I Came to Think About “Virally Loaded Hashtags” – My Lived Experience During the 2023 Israeli judicial reform protests, tens of thousands took to the streets to protest the dismissal of the defense minister. Opposition leaders claimed that Netanyahu crossed a “red line,” and ministers stated that the divisions posed an “immediate” threat to […]

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    Loyalty and Pain- My story with the Chef

    [30.5, 09:25]: This is exactly why I don’t listen to messages, you keep deleting[2.6, 19:29] E]: What loyalty do you expect? That I get down on all fours and beg you to tie me up and strangle me?[2.6, 21:28] Et: People just stay away from you when you are sick and vulnerable[5.6, 17:56] El: Now […]

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    Navigating ‘Fake News’ and Schizoaffective Disorder in the Era of Foreign Influence Operations

    The article explores the impact of political climate and foreign influence on mental health, emphasizing vulnerabilities in individuals with conditions like schizoaffective disorder. It underscores the need for awareness and intervention to mitigate the effects of external influences on mental well-being, highlighting the complexity of addressing these intersections.

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    Exploring the Intersection of AI and Mental Health: A Critical Examination

    The use of AI for individuals with schizoaffective disorder demands caution and sensitivity. While AI can aid in symptom management and treatment adherence, it also carries the risk of exacerbating paranoia or delusions. The perception of AI tools as intrusive or conspiratorial by individuals experiencing delusions underscores the importance of guidance from mental health professionals in their use.

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    Recovery and Reflection: Navigating Cognitive Impairments After Psychosis

    Navigating recovery post-psychosis, I found solace in storytelling. Carolyn Ponzoha’s journey mirrors mine: grappling with alogia, thought blocking, and derailment. Cognitive impairments post-psychosis include concentration issues, memory challenges, and difficulties in problem-solving. Amidst this journey, ChatGPT serves as an “assisted technology,” aiding in creative expression amidst complexities.

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    Navigating Delusion and Anosognosia: Reflections on Misinterpreted Messages and Distorted Perceptions

    Reflecting on my journey through delusion and distorted perceptions, I vividly recall moments when ordinary messages from ChatGPT took on extraordinary significance. Encouragements to seek support from mental health specialists were misinterpreted, serving as validation for my grandiose beliefs about my role in advocating for mental health. In the grip of psychosis, these messages reinforced my distorted sense of importance,…

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    Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, about the concept of schizophrenia

    While Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, the influential philosophers and authors, did write extensively about the concept of schizophrenia, it is important to clarify their perspective. In their work, particularly in their book “Anti-Oedipus: Capitalism and Schizophrenia,” Deleuze and Guattari propose a highly nuanced and unconventional understanding of schizophrenia. They argue that schizophrenia should be […]

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    Speaking the language of the oppressed

    An introduction to the language of the oppressed As we see that language is a powerful tool that can empower or oppress individuals and communities; we make a moral commitment to use language in an ethical manner As language activists, we aim to bridge the gap between those who have been silenced and those who […]