Western psychologists seem unaware that very detailed studies decades ago suggest a connection between Asperger's and schizophrenia. If schizophrenia starts in childhood, pretty much the symptoms then are the same as Asperger's. Except....childhood schizophrenia progresses in stages whereas Asperger...

That's called "sameness" and, yes, it applies to me. I do the same things every day and find it very hard to chuck out clothes, despite holes in the knees and worn material. The thing about Asperger's, though, is in my experience it tends to be part of other possible syndromes in a person....

"Quippe, ut fine conprehendam, daemones sunt genere animalia, ingenio rationabilia, animo passiva, corpore aeria, tempore aeterna." (platonism) The ancient Greek or Roman physician used the term "passivus" to refer to what Asperger and Leo Kanner described as "socially progr...

No, I'm not that fashionable.
It wasn't a trick question. It's just to point out we are close to a world war. That could wipe out millions of people - far more than any virus.
Factor in casualties from Ukraine and Russia to date.

I repeat the problem. If global leaders had planned to reduce population at any cost, why so much panic over famine? Doesn't famine do the same thing as a toxic drug? You would expect a superficial "too bad" attitude to any real famine but, behind the scenes, relief. Less people to feed in...

Not that I suggest the said vaccine hasn't caused serious side effects. I'm just suggesting if there had been a death jab conspiracy, the global panic around famine just doesn't factor in.

It came to me the other night there's a logical obstacle to the death jab theory, unless you only mean it can kill unintentionally. Here's the question for you and tranquilla vox: Why are global governments seemingly obsessed by famine in the Middle East as a result of conflict? Cruel as it may soun...

Perhaps then the ghost of Tokeless will come to haunt us.

I didn't think it was so dead although a lot of forums meet the same problem. Myself I did try Fbook for a while but, while it's active, the content is limited. Were Tokeless to return, that would probably animate Quiet Voice since the two of them used to spar - if I recall. As to me, I doubt there'...

The great thing about philosophy is it's not a religion or fixed set of beliefs. It's personal to you and ongoing, not what we can teach. The philosophy I'm now reading does have me stumped in parts as I don't understand how the writer is drawing his conclusions. In such cases, I try to find my own ...