Tag: psychosis

  • Political Psychosis: A Personal Journey

    Here’s a 50-word excerpt from your post: “I see psychosis as the ultimate form of political resistance—a refusal to engage in a reality where ‘might makes right.’ My time in a psychiatric ward revealed the complexity of this resistance, from solidarity with Palestinians to moments of deep reflection. How do we navigate such intersections?”

  • The roots of my manic episode

    Trigger Warning: This narrative contains descriptions of paranoia, psychosis, psychiatric hospitalization, medication interactions, and challenging personal experiences. Introduction: 2023 marked one of the most challenging years of my life. At 39 years old, I was pursuing my master’s degree in digital culture when a severe manic episode, part of my schizoaffective disorder, turned everything upside […]

  • 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 […]

  • AI’s Impact on Social Engineering and Paranoia

    Certainly! Here’s a 50-word excerpt using the hashtags: — In today’s digital age, #SocialEngineering exploits vulnerabilities, particularly in those with #Paranoia or #SchizoaffectiveDisorder. #AI advancements like #Deepfakes and personalized #TargetedAds exacerbate #Privacy concerns and #DelusionalThinking. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for managing #MentalHealth and mitigating risks in online interactions.

  • sweet marry jane

    Late at night, feeling dizzy, I took 2mg of Clonazepam, a high dose of benzodiazepine. I wanted to leave this as a note to myself to elaborate on later. Many people can enjoy smoking a joint or two once in a while, but not me. I was a serious stoner for almost twenty years.

  • 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.