I was recently diagnosed with schizophrenia, and I think this has put a lot of my experiences into words and visualisations of that. Thank-you for this.
@@interlocking9992 The film is a representation.. Nash afaik, heard voices..didnt have visual hallucinations. But yes..in spite of inaccuracies, it did very well in putting many hallucinations in understandable format for non-patients/non-doctors
My twin brother had schizophrenia, I wish you all the love on the world. My brother once pointed at a garbage can at a Mcdonalds when he was recovering from an episode and said: "that's me". I thought he meant the garbage but he was referring to the sign on it that said: "THANK YOU".
I had to take care of my grandma who was schizophrenic, blind, and half deaf... she would laugh and cry and scream out of the blue, she would tell me to bring food for her brother who wasn’t there. She would tell us to be quiet because she’s talking to “someone”. The first day she was brought to our house she yelled “why am i doing here? Im going to be killed aren’t i?! Youre going to kill me!” The medicine that was given to her made her body weak so we had to carry her all the time to the bathroom. But she would always apologise at the end of the day for tiring us out and being a burden. My name is always the first name she would call for help because my room was the nearest to her, and she would always have this bright smile whenever i help her out. She died a year ago and i still regret everyday for not taking care of her better...
Nu Gu Don't feel bad, from reading your story sounds like you did the best you could. Also, you said she always shouted you because your room was closer, maybe she preferred you helping her i cant say but she always smiled towards you. You must of been her favourite. Be proud of yourself.
Its not necessary tobe king or queen in everyones story. What matters most is your own story. It is the place you have to live in. And your words portrait that you played your role brilliantly.
I completely what that could be felt even my mother having schezopernia she became sucidal i still remember when I was 6 years old i need to see her in that state now i am 30 she is still taking up her medication.
My mom has mental issues since time immemorial. It became evident since 2006, but she was diagnosed having schizophrenia in 2015. I think it's not schizophrenia but something else. But nonetheless, when you have a family member struggling with mental health issues, it's really difficult to run the family and take care of your own health as well. Power to all the people who are going through a similar difficulty. 🙌
i was really touched by this movie years ago when I watched it. but now as an adult my own daughter being diagnosed with schizo-effective disorder..this movie sheds a whole new light and allows me to see it and empathize with her in a whole new way.
@@sumeahsking8019 Congrats to you, my friend, for having such a keen eye for detail. We need more people like you in this world. Thank you for being such a hero to the human species.
I don't have schizophrenia, but I've had a manic-psychotic episode before, and it made me realize how truly stigmatized people with mental illnesses are. I thought I knew, but boy was I wrong. We are treated like monsters. And if you are told you are monster enough, you will begin to believe it. And that feels a bit dangerous, right? The idea that you can taunt someone, break someone, cut someone down and it doesn't matter? That there are no repercussions for ostracism? What does a society get when you tell groups of people that they're mean and scary and bad and beyond redemption? But even with this rejection and dehumanization, mentally ill people are much more likely to be harmed, abused, or killed than we are to ever do those things to people. If you can't trust your own mind, you'll trust others and how they see you. It takes a strong spirit to resist, and my heart goes out to everyone who is fighting and losing this battle. I hope you all find your anchor and sense of self.
I also recommend reading the beautiful mind book, there are a lot of details that helps understanding the movie and also about John Nash particular struggles - his son also developed schizophrenia
This makes me so sad to know my brother suffered from schizophrenia to a level where he’s explaining to me that he’s a vampire, he’d almost cry if you didn’t believe him. He had 9 personality disorders in total. He ended up in broadmoor where he passed away from cancer last year. He also told me his dead friends told him to do allot of the things he did, example attempt his life, so on. It really is terrifying.
It's a tragic illness. My brother has severe schizophrenia, and it was a sudden onset case. Within a couple years of diagnosis, he had disappeared and was living homless in the woods a thousand miles away. Eventually got picked up by the police while trying to steal food. He was emaciated, in failing health, and mentally far far gone. State mandated medication saved his life, but even when heavily medicated, the paranoia and delusions are still very present.
I have schizophrenia, and I can say, this is 100% accurate. Off meds, I get very delusional and get thoughts of grandeur. I really resonate with this film.
What do you find most helpful for others who care about you to do? If you don't mind my picking your brain. I'm sorry you have to face this disease and wish you the best. Thank you for your comment.
@@dgs8011 no worries, I don't mind questions. I'd say, patience. And support the best you can. If they're off meds, you'll notice. And don't be afraid to get help. The thing about the disease, is that we believe in things, that aren't true. And eventually, meds or not, you've got to try and see them as delusions. Once you know it's fake, you can easier move past them. If you know a thing is fake, you can ignore it better. Help them see, that you cannot see or hear it. And always support is key. If your the spouse or friend is family, get help for you as their carer. It takes a lot of emotional strength.
Something that broadened my understanding was Nash's description near the end of the film about how the delusions were NOT gone; he just didn't indulge them. What a challenge. Positive, supportive thoughts to you. Thanks for your response.
I’ve never met a schizophrenic. I’ve always wondered though are the hallucinations really like that shown in movies. Does it actually seem like things or people are there when they aren’t? Can u hear and speak to those that don’t exist?
This movie is so good and it gets me every time 😭 I can’t imagine a worse hell than fighting within your own mind to know what’s real and what isn’t, one of my favorite films by far
My mother is facing this disease and I can imagine how much support is required from family to get out of this disease otherwise you became addicted to drugs but can never recover
My older sister has been diagnosed for sz for over 8 years now. By the time that she’s taking the meds that makes her free from the voices and the faces, she’s way eager to have friends and to be into a relationship. Her utmost wish is to go back to study or to look for a job. Her biggest struggles are the auditory and visual hallucinations caused by this disorder.
That's so cool, if you don't mind my saying. I don't mean to trivialize it, I've just always found the condition so fascinating. Don't suppose she's interested in a fit, 27-year-old, 6ft, dark haired engineer, is she? :P
Otto, may I say that you're an absolute idiot for thinking Schizophrenia is something that is admirable or desired when it's usually incapacitating and destroys lives.
@@OttoGrainer27 I wish YT still permitted the use of the c word because you are the definition of it... saying the condition is 'so cool', were you born with a missing chromosome or something?
I once had a severe panic attack in the shower from anti-depressants. I never experienced anything like it. There was no reason behind the panic it was just fear which had a paralysing effect. I lost any sense of time in that moment. The brain and our mind can be such a weird construct.
It’s interesting that common sense began to challenge his delusions. It dawned on him, seemingly out of nowhere, that the little girl never gets any older. He had supposedly known her for years, but if I recall, at that point in the film, she should be a young woman about 20 years of age.
Exactly. It's fortunate that his common sense worked especially (as per the movie), when he hits his wife and flees in a car, John stops the car and tells her "she never ages" (though not the exact words but still).
I am horrified by people who have no education of mental illnesses like schizophrenia or bipolar illness. These are debilitating psychiatric disorders and to call someone a looney is very disrespectful and actually a very harmful stereotype towards them. It’s a form of discrimination towards those who suffer a mental handicap. What if you had a schizophrenic family member would you call them loonies?
the movie portrayes an extreem example... most people with this disorder can seem completely normal to people not closely involved with them...... In some cases, this paranoia is acted out toward one or two people while being normal with others... no one else would even suspect their disorder... My personal experience was with a stepmother who ended up being totally delusional thinking that I was the cause of everything bad that happened to her... that I was plotting to make her life miserable, so that I was punished every day of my life for things she thought I had done or was going to do... after 9 years of this abuse, I finally escaped just before my 18th birthday a week after high school into the military......... to everyone else in society (outside the family) she seemed completely normal..... I'm now 73... but I still suffer effects from my childhood abusive experiences...
@@visionvixxen The danger is that who decides who is mentally ill??? Right now the mad delusional left, liberals, bolshaviks say that calm rational conservatives are mentally ill and need to be removed from society...
This describes more a narcissist so if you're mother never received a diagnosis you might want to reconsider labeling her a schizophrenic cause naming her disorder properly will shed a new light threw your past trauma experience and help you grow out of it! Narcissist a pretty delusional to in s sens and you being accused of every imaginable mistake that has happened in her life describes the condition of scapegoat.
This movie absolutely tore my heart out, everyone that has schizophrenic needs to be shown love, respect, understanding what we have no idea the world their minds live in, I feel they need us to help in every possible way, do it in complete God given love, as well as medical and meds etc. EYES of my heart was open after watching this.
I too have bouts of paranoid schizophrenia, and people locally know me already. They walk by me when they are with somebody else and look at me funny and pass by me and state, "he's craaazzzy." Who else could it be they are referring to as crazy? Nobody else except me, and it's not a auditory hallucination that is at work when they say that. I don't let it get to me that much. But, I am planning to educate locals in Amador County with NAMI AMADOR to curb the stigma that surrounds mental illness. BTW, was not John Nash a savant genius before he started to experience schizophrenia???
Mestizo1971 he was, he won many prices aswell which just makes the plot of the movie so much more interesting. The imaginary job he did for a long time he probably did very Well even though it had no meaning, i swear i lose sleep over how genius this man May have been
There is an interesting theory that schizophrenics in actuality receive information from the higher dimensions and are visited by extra-dimensional beings. Sometimes they appear human; other times they appear to the individual as they really are. Us humans had our DNA downgraded many eons ago, so we are stuck in this illusory 3D Matrix. People like Nash fluctuate between these dimensions, which leaves them in a state of confusion. We only fully integrate into the higher dimensions shortly after physical death.
I hope you have people (family or friends) who can be there for you and help you with this. I suppose it might help having them help you when things get tough. Talking to a doctor too. I have OCD, and I really can’t imagine what my life would be like without help from my doctor
For anyone who is seeing the word “you” pop up on the screen at various points during the video (1:01 & 2:02 for example), you are not seeing things. It is embedded in the closed captions. Turn off cc and you won’t see it anymore.
wow...just fucking wow. I was diagnosed as schizophrenia paranoid type, by a psychologist and a psychiatrist... this is a very accurate description of what I have been though, even including the 'recovery' phase, which I am starting to recognize now. I was told to see this movie just the other day by my doctor, so I looked it up on TH-cam this is such an incredible awakening for me...I want to thank you. wow, just wow.
they say schizophrenia doesn't appear until early twenties, but I had experiences when I was very young...say 10-11 years old, where I seen a monster without a head emerge from the wash room in the basement...I was terrified.
+pillowbugg I told my 7th grade geography teacher in 1983 that the continents were once together as one landmass...I was ridiculed. I then thought things about our cosmos that would be proven right decades later...some things have YET to be proven. things like, we are living in a black hole. a singularity of the black hole that became to dense and hit a critical point that caused its rapid expansion I to out universe today. things you wouldn't believe...
that young is rough. I developed schizophrenia when I was 19. Meds did OK at first, then wrecked havoc for years. doctors are trained sell prescriptions not make people well. there is no money in wellness. recently I have found some interesting was keeping sane. regardless a significant part of my life is inside the hell of schizophrenia.
also on beautiful mind, I hadn't seen this until a few years into being schizo. my wife and I watched it and we almost didn't finish. the events in the movie were our reality and fears right on the screen.
Quinn Wolfert Western Doctors are traditionally taught Reactive medicine. Considering that Psychiatry is still in it's Infancy, this is a Dangerous way to treat people.
"...beliefs that they're special or unique..." Well, the man won a Nobel prize (and one of the real ones), so I guess it was more a fact than a belief in his case.
And I conclude that Beautiful MInds has been a pretty accurate portrayal of dangers of espionage .It is sad that the majority pf people can not see beyond how some dictate things should be perceived, And it is even more depressing that they can save no one out of fears of being labeled insane.
Interesting take..maybe he was gpi,g followed by some real people..after all if he was breaking codes or was that all am illusion too? Did John Nash actually do that?
When I think people, especially strangers, are ignoring my existence, I am obsessed with the possibility that they may know too much about me, which is why they may not be interested in my existence. I wonder if that’s schizophrenia or just paranoia. Sometimes I just want to stop thinking I might be in danger of being A554551N4TED by a maniac somewhere for knowing too much. I always thought I only had Autism, but I may have ADHD and schizophrenia in addition to that. My paranoia has ruined a couple friendships, but at least some understand why I am behaving erratically
A little side note about the self-harm scene: John slit his wrist to find the little number thing that he imagined William's employees put there, not for the sake of hurting himself, so the scene doesn't match the accompanying explanation about self-harm. Good video otherwise.
This man was searching for love his entire life. He’s not a monster. He’s not a machine. He wants love, which he never really got. He was trying to hard to get that love, by trying to create something that would make him worthy of it. But why wasn’t he worthy of it, even if he didn’t accomplish something extraordinary? How have we become as a society when we forget how to love people?
There is a good reason there was a car named after Nash. When you drive on the information superhighway very fast you can be so thrilled with the ride that nothing else matters. Are all gamers mentally ill if they exhibit the same lack of hygiene or even fail to find value in interests apart from their gaming focus? Do you know what a Ford Focus was named after? Go ahead...Guess.
such a limited view we get from this beautiful film. its only the curious of mind and the imagination that create such a crazy experience. These situations portrayed in this film are limited yet simply elegant. a movie i connected to. i shed a tear to. its the curiosity in us that sparks adventure. and im realizing we all might have a little schizophrenia in us. love your neighbor. they're living their own movie :)
I didn't like that they portrayed the condition of major mental illness as something that can be overcome simply through willpower and/or "thinking" away the problem.
This video is well done. BTW - There are a lot of people who are schizophrenic (to some degree) and don't know. Many (not all) of these symptoms shown in this video are common everyday experiences - not as dramatic or to the same degree or intensity, but enough to cause a bother; so after a lifetime of going through these, it just becomes the "norm". It becomes evident to the person mostly from stressful episodes of "having a bad day" - or even during a very pleasant time, they have an intuition that "something is wrong", but can't seem to identify what "it" is. I hope people who don't know or are confused and wondering why they feel so broken; hope you can watch this video and build that bridge to understanding
Please remember, this is still a human being you’re talking about. Not just a creature with a bunch of symptoms. This is still a living, breathing, feeling and suffering human being. Not a machine or an animal.
What if.. Nobody is real? I mean. When I watched this years ago, I just didn't understand. Would that mean people we met and didn't add on Social Media are not real? Or... are people who we add on Social Media or meet on Social Media just people we created through "Google" and found their pictures and found as many pictures as possible to make that Facebook account of that person? How can we truly know who is real? --- Am I real? Am I living in a house? Where is the Philosopher of Wisdom when I need them?
Nihilism doesn't solve anything. Certainty is what creates a person's clarification. What you are describing is exactly what breeds the average Schizophrenic.
The criteria for schizophrenia must have changed since this video was uploaded. I can't find a criteria that involves delusions of grandeur in the DSM-V-TR.
Okay who decides who has schizophrenia? I mean, sometimes they bend the diagnoistic criterea or broaden it! I knew a woman who was branded schizophrenia after she got raped. She was paranoid rightfully so! But they took that as being a sign of mental illness and labeled her becaue of that. New York city and Albany NY used to brand homeless people Schizophrenia just because they couldn't find access to a shower or hygiene! I mean they want it let them have it! Don't ruin their lives with false diagnosis!
mainestategop AFAIK schizophrenia is a fairly genetic disease. A lot of people who suffer from it had in their family someone who also had schizophrenia in the past.
It’s depends on the case. Unfortunately, for the woman you knew she got a misdiagnosis but that does mean it’s false for other people. My boyfriend was officially diagnosed with schizophrenia a few months ago. He has auditory hallucinations and paranoia . Paranoia is a broad and can be caused by many things. My boyfriend’s paranoia stemmed from voices telling him others are going to harm him or strangers can read his mind. Sometimes I see him arguing back with the voices and once I even witnessed him yelling back and threatening them too. I was outside his house and the window was open. I thought there was another person inside the house arguing with him because he sounded really angry but there wasn’t. He was yelling at the voices because that was his technique of silencing them. He swears at them, asks them to prove what they’re really saying is true, and drinks a lot to drown them out. His room is mess and I can’t even see the floor. If he’s been experiencing really bad hallucinations then he won’t bathe either. The voices tell him that he’s Jesus, Satan incarnate, an arch angel, etc. It has also mimicked voices who are close to him and he loves, myself included. I feel very creeped out by that fact but I’m sure it’s worse hearing them yourself. Aside from schizophrenia, he is also diagnosed with depression. Schizophrenia has crippled him from living a normal life and having friends. At one point it was so bad that he couldn’t even talk back to me or anyone else. Some diagnoses can be false but some are also true as in my boyfriend’s case.
@@mainestategop I don't know why you have a grudge against psychologists and psychiatrists, but they will not make a diagnosis like schizophrenia unless they have enough evidence to do so. Most will be reluctant to make such a heavy diagnosis unless they have irrefutable evidence of the condition. In your original comment, you seem to be talking about doctors from the 50's or so...but times are different now and the mental health field has advanced a lot since then. They're not out there to just throw mental disorder labels on people, and while they do need to have a diagnosis for a client in order for insurance companies to pay for their sessions, they're not going to misdiagnose clients with schizophrenia just for that. That is ridiculous to think that they would. But in the case a misdiagnosis was made, you have to account for that fact that these doctors are only human and do make mistakes sometimes. Idk if you or someone you know was diagnosed with schizophrenia or some other disorder... but maybe you should give the diagnosis some credibility or get a second opinion besides just brushing off a diagnosis... because unless there was reason for the doctor to believe a disorder exists, they're not going to diagnose one. Please know that most doctors in the mental health fields do care about their clients' well-being and are highly ethical people who are just looking to help people.
The thing is at the higher levels of training and IQ more of the populace has various forms of neurodivergence. The schizophrenic may well have insights and intuition than those around him/her. They can still be schizophrenic at the same time. It is hard to watch someone so gifted crumble.
The symptoms of self-harm and thoughts/attempts are indicative of schizo-affective. This illness is bipolar and schizophrenia symptoms of the individual. Also, along with med management, dicussion and educational of the importance staying on their prescribed medication needs to be discuss during individual talk therapy. Almost all people with schizophrenia will stop taking their meds when they become stable. So family and therapy is vital. Also, it is common for people with schizophrenia to use marijuana and to "play" with their meds. FYI - schizophrenia can be managed very well if treatment is follow. Researchers are still struggling to find a common thread to help people with bipolar.
What makes you think self harm and suicidal thoughts narrow it down to schizoaffective.Lots of different mental health problems present these symptoms.
A Beautiful Mind, while a wonderful movie, wasn’t exactly accurate in the way it portrayed what really happened. For instance, John Nash had an illegitimate child with another woman. He didn’t marry her because he thought she was below her in social status (this arrogance might have been one of the contributors to his mental illness). John Nash never had visual hallucinations, only auditory ones and perhaps also delusions. His wife divorced him early on (They were married from 1957-1963), and remarried him in 2001, around the time this movie came out. The pen scene, as touching as it seemed, never actually happened. So you see, we all have a way of escaping from a reality that doesn’t seem quite as appealing as fantasy. In the case of the movie maker, it was creating a different kind of movie fantasy. In the case of someone with schizophrenia, it entails creating a different kind of mental fantasy.
What about if people with schizophrenia are really seen things we cannot see? Is is well know that the brainof a person with Schizophrenia has a hyperactivity on the part if the brain tha controls heating and vision. Maybe we are crazy , and they are awake .
What is the barrier he has socially? He is speaking about those who are of the governing class and not of the foolish followers. If one aspires to learn all the secrets of controllers and arrangers then why would he be satisfied among those who are limited in their perceptions of just their own lifetimes? O happy social life with you though holding hands with billions who can starve to death for lack of guidance. If this is illness to question who and how controllers work then what is sanity?
It's Nash embedding that I like over governing dynamics, but I am homeless today in the street of Honolulu for UH, Manoa's failure to come forward because of its debt or Kennedy's block? Kennedy has a Filipina woman named Jenny Arquero who attended Bentley College of Waltham, MA going by my name. She was used to set up American Savings Bank in HI as Irene Imanil (daughter of Norma Laca) without giving me a dime, and she is being used to fund Kennedy, Kennedy Skakel and their network in HI with criminal conduct in Waikiki.
everyone today has a mental illness. the world is driving us mad and by the time you realize this its too late,and when you realize you need help and the ones trying to help are also mad.We live in a society of doublethink, where codependance is abundant, hypocrisy and conflicting news.
This is one hundred per cent true. I fell like this every day and yet do not have these actual symptoms… it’s gotten worse the past several years- especially since COVID and “false news.” 😂
*What is Schizophrenia, Really?* "Greasing the Mathematical Cross" Schizophrenia is an easy definition. Schizophrenia has to do with the hierarchy of humanity, whereby one person owns the other. it is really about developing a little spiritual darkness, but this is not easy. There are numerous people at this very moment to each individual purposefully attempting to give them schizophrenia. In the hierarchy of humanity comes the communication of the spirit. This is the key aspect, another being the communication of media. Often people believe that by targeting the individual they can transcend them, and sometimes this is the case. Schizophrenics often trust the world while people who hand out schizophrenia may see it more like a battlefield or a game of chess. Children rarely get schizophrenia because of the development of the brain which is closed to the spiritual at a young age. Schizophrenia is the legal aspect of demonic possession. It can be linked to drugs (but not always) because drugs often lower one's place in the vast hierarchy and can cause confusion when they are quit. Those who perform miracle like Jesus, saints, witches who work magic, are all forms of schizophrenia and schizophrenic attack. People often find a little solace and darkness in engineering like wearing the Dark Lord's ring. "The standardization of parts brings more mechanical slaves from the machine tooling industry..." -The John Oliver Show. Don't forget to close the circuit. There are thousand upon thousand of patents. I would own the keys to all of them. There is a way to simplify and undercut every engineering change through historical leverage from behind like a hacker's back door which would provide an eternal darkness. RGB. Heated color filaments. Screen... Hahahaha -Francis Blake, The Circle of Haloes "Ding!"
Schizophrenia and other mental illness are really just a diagnosis so that on the medical end things can be classified, medicated, billed for insurance etc... Mental Illness is mental illness, diagnosis and labels have shown to hurt more than help.
If you experience symptoms of schizophrenia, then you’re going through what is called “psychosis”. Psychosis is basically a loss of touch with reality. Psychosis isn’t exactly a mental illness, rather it’s a mental breakdown. People with PTSD, depression, and major anxiety often experience it. Schizophrenia is honestly extremely hard to diagnose due to the fact that several mental illnesses are accompanied by auditory and visual hallucinations.
i was labeled and sent to apsychiatric prison yet I still managed to leanr the six un languages ArabiC Chinese English French Russian and Spanish did my masters in Queens Univerisyt belfast human rights law landed a job ahte International Criminal court an married a beautiful Malawian model
They told me I was like that because I hear music constantly and because I studied the experiments they do on the masses. Now look at the situation we are facing lol
I know things can be confusing, but having friends and family to help us through life is so precious, and I don’t know where I’d be without doctors helping me with my OCD. I don’t know you or your life so I’m not trying to tell you what to do, I just hope you have people in life to help you, just like every person needs
How does the grandeur part differentiate to truly great achievers in the world? People who have discovered great things that changed our understanding of things must have some sort of confidence boost right? What about in the research and development stages of their discovery? What's different in their process compared to those who are just imagining it?
There is one flaw to Nash's realization that Marcy can't be real because she never gets old. Charles, in order to maintain the delusion that they are all real, could try to explain to Nash Marcy's a primordial dwarf and thus will look like a little kid until old age hits in.
Except for the fact that all the three delusions are just delusions and not ghosts with some sort of intelligence. They are not interconnected to each other but mere three different imaginations of Nash himself. They don't think or respond naturally, aside from the way Nash imagines they would. Since the thought of dwarfism in Marcy never graced his mind during revelation, none of them could have brought up the topic.
It’s just a stupid Hollywood movie stigmatizing schizophrenics again: schizophrenics is not even that close of seeing people that real or hearing that much audio hallucinations. This movie is made for entertainment not for educational purposes.
The tie scene? HAHA !You assume the film is not giving a Spectrometry insight here. What would you say these sliced citrus are? Oranges? How about of a Clementine? A nuclear tie in real life espionage. Nuclear submarines and the same conditions of Soviet living found in Universities. Up from the water glass? What? You don't get this? Nothing? You don't see any value in this vessel? Stupid? So you take a view that everything is simple. So we must call anyone too complex or whom we do not understand insane. Rather than admit to the stupidity that one shows when they prove their ignorance. Believe me there are many ways to discredit people .But to use psychiatry...now this.... it is a game of strategy. For every definition of mental illness there are multiple parallel meanings in espionage and tactic. Insanity is the will to waste time watching films that have little meaning to you other than the main cover theme . One may say that it is even a waste of time and money. This piece however shall serve the code breakers well as they observe the responses of those who are adamant to see only one perception here. Far too many of you to save if you fail to look deeper on your own.
Wow. A lot of people are mentally ill. Makes me grateful for my life. I know a couple people who clearly have signs of ASD and imo DID and BPD. I have had to pull back because they are exhausting to be around. It may sound mean but I come first in my life and their quirks have a way of negatively impacting my mental well-being. I’ve had to walk on eggshells and that’s not friendship
How can he be delusional when he goes into Raytheon daily. And ships etc. And what do you call this idiot place but consternating. Doesn't hide shit. Mental health ppl were taught this they are purses nobody can touch
My uncle had it and I had the same fear. Turns out I did develop it in my early twenties. It was rough the first years. But now I live a full life. Check your how I recovered healthvialife.wordpress.com/
my problem with this is the statement that 'a schizophrenic has delusions of grandiur, thinking they are special or have special abilities. and that a schizophrenic should be noted for not wanting to live a daily life, as if they had a choice other than suicide, they quit bathing as a noted unity in the problem, and withdrawal from others' well then by that rationale ... IM a fucking schizophrenic and so are alot of people i've met... in all seriously, i most likely am but am afraids and unfunded to actually do something about it, i'm not about to ask for help i'm sick of that but more back to the point.... i take ish with those being listed as NOTED indicators of 'schizophrenia'- as in ... warning sighs or 'symtoms of the condition itself' to me that seems like bullshit doctors with their pretiged educations decided to agree was 'symptomatic of the condition' simply because statistics generally favored that , for people to agree on it... ultimately... i wish those parts... were removed... as they are irrelevant to the actuality of the condition and are sidenotes that should be spared the people dealing with something fucking bad enough anyone reading this should get on their knees and pray to whatever they hold higher to themseleves , and thank them that they don't deal with any kind of shit like that. not bitching. just saying
I agree on many of your points. When I put this together I was still foolishly following my doctor's every recommendation. Ultimately our medical field is to make money, not wellness, there is no money in that. The prescription after prescription, the nit picking on your condition, having a pigeon holed diagnosis. None of it is to make people well. The illness is quite real for many people, many aspects of how it is treated is bullshit.
Sorry of your experience. Indeed many are shitty doctors. Most important is to know yourself and to feel comfortable, to find care and family support. Reach out to friends. The most important in life that we have is our relatives, our loved ones.
i'm sure he had reasons for everything he did,under the extreme strict rigours of scholarlly confinements,in the context of youth that was most likely snipped in the bud too soon.His subconcsious is more of an extreme dibilitated exceptional savant.everything has to be put in a simple little box doesn't it.i knew a ''true'' pschizophrenic once and he didn't have a string of conscious thought in his head, so whatever.
To be fair on Nash's part, his friend was wearing one of the worst ties ever created by man like was he thinking?
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I was recently diagnosed with schizophrenia, and I think this has put a lot of my experiences into words and visualisations of that. Thank-you for this.
@@interlocking9992 The film is a representation.. Nash afaik, heard voices..didnt have visual hallucinations. But yes..in spite of inaccuracies, it did very well in putting many hallucinations in understandable format for non-patients/non-doctors
So what? You all are special!
@@anshulgupta1901 yep th-cam.com/video/IXnmBIYaIZE/w-d-xo.html
My twin brother had schizophrenia, I wish you all the love on the world.
My brother once pointed at a garbage can at a Mcdonalds when he was recovering from an episode and said: "that's me". I thought he meant the garbage but he was referring to the sign on it that said: "THANK YOU".
I hope it wasn’t a self diagnosis like so many others.
I had to take care of my grandma who was schizophrenic, blind, and half deaf... she would laugh and cry and scream out of the blue, she would tell me to bring food for her brother who wasn’t there. She would tell us to be quiet because she’s talking to “someone”. The first day she was brought to our house she yelled “why am i doing here? Im going to be killed aren’t i?! Youre going to kill me!” The medicine that was given to her made her body weak so we had to carry her all the time to the bathroom. But she would always apologise at the end of the day for tiring us out and being a burden. My name is always the first name she would call for help because my room was the nearest to her, and she would always have this bright smile whenever i help her out. She died a year ago and i still regret everyday for not taking care of her better...
Nu Gu Don't feel bad, from reading your story sounds like you did the best you could. Also, you said she always shouted you because your room was closer, maybe she preferred you helping her i cant say but she always smiled towards you. You must of been her favourite. Be proud of yourself.
Its not necessary tobe king or queen in everyones story. What matters most is your own story. It is the place you have to live in. And your words portrait that you played your role brilliantly.
@@anshulgupta1901 your words are like gold
I completely what that could be felt even my mother having schezopernia she became sucidal i still remember when I was 6 years old i need to see her in that state now i am 30 she is still taking up her medication.
My mom has mental issues since time immemorial. It became evident since 2006, but she was diagnosed having schizophrenia in 2015. I think it's not schizophrenia but something else. But nonetheless, when you have a family member struggling with mental health issues, it's really difficult to run the family and take care of your own health as well.
Power to all the people who are going through a similar difficulty. 🙌
God bless
It becomes more difficult if you have No support.
Most people in the West don't have a Church, Friends or even Family willing to help
i was really touched by this movie years ago when I watched it. but now as an adult my own daughter being diagnosed with schizo-effective disorder..this movie sheds a whole new light and allows me to see it and empathize with her in a whole new way.
I'm 1:31 in so far. Nash never had visual hallucinations, only auditory. He also had good reason to believe he was superior.
His friend is a visual hallucination in the movie tho
Congrats
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A year later but ok. We all love a good congratulations, but are you giving "congrats" to nash, or to me for stating that
@@sumeahsking8019 Congrats to you, my friend, for having such a keen eye for detail. We need more people like you in this world. Thank you for being such a hero to the human species.
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No need to thank me xenor. I'm sure you're up to great things yourself
I don't have schizophrenia, but I've had a manic-psychotic episode before, and it made me realize how truly stigmatized people with mental illnesses are. I thought I knew, but boy was I wrong.
We are treated like monsters. And if you are told you are monster enough, you will begin to believe it. And that feels a bit dangerous, right? The idea that you can taunt someone, break someone, cut someone down and it doesn't matter? That there are no repercussions for ostracism? What does a society get when you tell groups of people that they're mean and scary and bad and beyond redemption? But even with this rejection and dehumanization, mentally ill people are much more likely to be harmed, abused, or killed than we are to ever do those things to people.
If you can't trust your own mind, you'll trust others and how they see you. It takes a strong spirit to resist, and my heart goes out to everyone who is fighting and losing this battle. I hope you all find your anchor and sense of self.
I also recommend reading the beautiful mind book, there are a lot of details that helps understanding the movie and also about John Nash particular struggles - his son also developed schizophrenia
@Dav Vez To someone who isn't aware of how either looks like, yes.
Schizophrenia is genetical
This makes me so sad to know my brother suffered from schizophrenia to a level where he’s explaining to me that he’s a vampire, he’d almost cry if you didn’t believe him. He had 9 personality disorders in total. He ended up in broadmoor where he passed away from cancer last year.
He also told me his dead friends told him to do allot of the things he did, example attempt his life, so on.
It really is terrifying.
It's a tragic illness. My brother has severe schizophrenia, and it was a sudden onset case. Within a couple years of diagnosis, he had disappeared and was living homless in the woods a thousand miles away. Eventually got picked up by the police while trying to steal food. He was emaciated, in failing health, and mentally far far gone. State mandated medication saved his life, but even when heavily medicated, the paranoia and delusions are still very present.
Schizofrenia was checked and IT is more of a brain disease that mental illness becouse the brain cells are dying and dopaminę cells are overactive
I have schizophrenia, and I can say, this is 100% accurate. Off meds, I get very delusional and get thoughts of grandeur. I really resonate with this film.
What do you find most helpful for others who care about you to do? If you don't mind my picking your brain. I'm sorry you have to face this disease and wish you the best. Thank you for your comment.
@@dgs8011 no worries, I don't mind questions. I'd say, patience. And support the best you can. If they're off meds, you'll notice. And don't be afraid to get help. The thing about the disease, is that we believe in things, that aren't true. And eventually, meds or not, you've got to try and see them as delusions. Once you know it's fake, you can easier move past them. If you know a thing is fake, you can ignore it better. Help them see, that you cannot see or hear it. And always support is key. If your the spouse or friend is family, get help for you as their carer. It takes a lot of emotional strength.
Something that broadened my understanding was Nash's description near the end of the film about how the delusions were NOT gone; he just didn't indulge them. What a challenge. Positive, supportive thoughts to you. Thanks for your response.
@@dgs8011 you're welcome!
I’ve never met a schizophrenic. I’ve always wondered though are the hallucinations really like that shown in movies. Does it actually seem like things or people are there when they aren’t? Can u hear and speak to those that don’t exist?
This movie is so good and it gets me every time 😭 I can’t imagine a worse hell than fighting within your own mind to know what’s real and what isn’t, one of my favorite films by far
My mother is facing this disease and I can imagine how much support is required from family to get out of this disease otherwise you became addicted to drugs but can never recover
My older sister has been diagnosed for sz for over 8 years now. By the time that she’s taking the meds that makes her free from the voices and the faces, she’s way eager to have friends and to be into a relationship. Her utmost wish is to go back to study or to look for a job. Her biggest struggles are the auditory and visual hallucinations caused by this disorder.
That's so cool, if you don't mind my saying. I don't mean to trivialize it, I've just always found the condition so fascinating. Don't suppose she's interested in a fit, 27-year-old, 6ft, dark haired engineer, is she? :P
Otto, may I say that you're an absolute idiot for thinking Schizophrenia is something that is admirable or desired when it's usually incapacitating and destroys lives.
@@OttoGrainer27 I wish YT still permitted the use of the c word because you are the definition of it... saying the condition is 'so cool', were you born with a missing chromosome or something?
I hope shes doing much better now and has had these wishes come true.
I once had a severe panic attack in the shower from anti-depressants. I never experienced anything like it. There was no reason behind the panic it was just fear which had a paralysing effect. I lost any sense of time in that moment.
The brain and our mind can be such a weird construct.
It’s interesting that common sense began to challenge his delusions. It dawned on him, seemingly out of nowhere, that the little girl never gets any older. He had supposedly known her for years, but if I recall, at that point in the film, she should be a young woman about 20 years of age.
Exactly. It's fortunate that his common sense worked especially (as per the movie), when he hits his wife and flees in a car, John stops the car and tells her "she never ages" (though not the exact words but still).
Einstein also had schizotypal personality features but these people had special talents
I am horrified by people who have no education of mental illnesses like schizophrenia or bipolar illness. These are debilitating psychiatric disorders and to call someone a looney is very disrespectful and actually a very harmful stereotype towards them. It’s a form of discrimination towards those who suffer a mental handicap. What if you had a schizophrenic family member would you call them loonies?
Maureen R are you referencing the movie... A comment on here... Or just general prejudice attitudes against the mentally ill?
You're such a "great person" for being all sensitive and promoting yourself at the expense of others.
@@TheLAKERSareGodsTeam my thoughts exactly!
Well, my own family calls me loony, and hate me for being handicapped and not fulfilling their dreams
Well, my own family calls me loony, and hate me for being handicapped and not fulfilling their dreams
The battle between flesh and spirit
I think you said it nicely
Hm… not sure
@@maniklep2560 thanks 🙏✝️🦋💚JESUCRISTO BENDIGA
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Preach
the movie portrayes an extreem example... most people with this disorder can seem completely normal to people not closely involved with them...... In some cases, this paranoia is acted out toward one or two people while being normal with others... no one else would even suspect their disorder...
My personal experience was with a stepmother who ended up being totally delusional thinking that I was the cause of everything bad that happened to her... that I was plotting to make her life miserable, so that I was punished every day of my life for things she thought I had done or was going to do... after 9 years of this abuse, I finally escaped just before my 18th birthday a week after high school into the military......... to everyone else in society (outside the family) she seemed completely normal..... I'm now 73... but I still suffer effects from my childhood abusive experiences...
That's powerful, thanks for sharing
Where was your father?
I can't imagine that no one else knew.
She doesn’t suffer from Borderline Personaliry Disorder?
@@visionvixxen The danger is that who decides who is mentally ill??? Right now the mad delusional left, liberals, bolshaviks say that calm rational conservatives are mentally ill and need to be removed from society...
This describes more a narcissist so if you're mother never received a diagnosis you might want to reconsider labeling her a schizophrenic cause naming her disorder properly will shed a new light threw your past trauma experience and help you grow out of it! Narcissist a pretty delusional to in s sens and you being accused of every imaginable mistake that has happened in her life describes the condition of scapegoat.
This movie absolutely tore my heart out, everyone that has schizophrenic needs to be shown love, respect, understanding what we have no idea the world their minds live in, I feel they need us to help in every possible way, do it in complete God given love, as well as medical and meds etc. EYES of my heart was open after watching this.
I too have bouts of paranoid schizophrenia, and people locally know me already. They walk by me when they are with somebody else and look at me funny and pass by me and state, "he's craaazzzy." Who else could it be they are referring to as crazy? Nobody else except me, and it's not a auditory hallucination that is at work when they say that. I don't let it get to me that much. But, I am planning to educate locals in Amador County with NAMI AMADOR to curb the stigma that surrounds mental illness. BTW, was not John Nash a savant genius before he started to experience schizophrenia???
Mestizo1971 he was, he won many prices aswell which just makes the plot of the movie so much more interesting.
The imaginary job he did for a long time he probably did very Well even though it had no meaning, i swear i lose sleep over how genius this man May have been
There is an interesting theory that schizophrenics in actuality receive information from the higher dimensions and are visited by extra-dimensional beings. Sometimes they appear human; other times they appear to the individual as they really are. Us humans had our DNA downgraded many eons ago, so we are stuck in this illusory 3D Matrix. People like Nash fluctuate between these dimensions, which leaves them in a state of confusion. We only fully integrate into the higher dimensions shortly after physical death.
I hope you have people (family or friends) who can be there for you and help you with this. I suppose it might help having them help you when things get tough. Talking to a doctor too. I have OCD, and I really can’t imagine what my life would be like without help from my doctor
For anyone who is seeing the word “you” pop up on the screen at various points during the video (1:01 & 2:02 for example), you are not seeing things. It is embedded in the closed captions. Turn off cc and you won’t see it anymore.
Oh my god I was so worried for a minute.
wow...just fucking wow.
I was diagnosed as schizophrenia paranoid type, by a psychologist and a psychiatrist...
this is a very accurate description of what I have been though, even including the 'recovery' phase, which I am starting to recognize now. I was told to see this movie just the other day by my doctor, so I looked it up on TH-cam
this is such an incredible awakening for me...I want to thank you. wow, just wow.
they say schizophrenia doesn't appear until early twenties, but I had experiences when I was very young...say 10-11 years old, where I seen a monster without a head emerge from the wash room in the basement...I was terrified.
+pillowbugg
I told my 7th grade geography teacher in 1983 that the continents were once together as one landmass...I was ridiculed.
I then thought things about our cosmos that would be proven right decades later...some things have YET to be proven. things like, we are living in a black hole. a singularity of the black hole that became to dense and hit a critical point that caused its rapid expansion I to out universe today.
things you wouldn't believe...
that young is rough. I developed schizophrenia when I was 19. Meds did OK at first, then wrecked havoc for years. doctors are trained sell prescriptions not make people well. there is no money in wellness. recently I have found some interesting was keeping sane. regardless a significant part of my life is inside the hell of schizophrenia.
also on beautiful mind, I hadn't seen this until a few years into being schizo. my wife and I watched it and we almost didn't finish. the events in the movie were our reality and fears right on the screen.
Quinn Wolfert Western Doctors are traditionally taught Reactive medicine.
Considering that Psychiatry is still in it's Infancy, this is a Dangerous way to treat people.
"...beliefs that they're special or unique..."
Well, the man won a Nobel prize (and one of the real ones), so I guess it was more a fact than a belief in his case.
And I conclude that Beautiful MInds has been a pretty accurate portrayal of dangers of espionage .It is sad that the majority pf people can not see beyond how some dictate things should be perceived, And it is even more depressing that they can save no one out of fears of being labeled insane.
What do u mean?
Interesting take..maybe he was gpi,g followed by some real people..after all if he was breaking codes or was that all am illusion too? Did John Nash actually do that?
It's almost like the mind is constantly switching between dreaming and awake state, but you're awake the whole time. That's what i'm interpreting
A close family member of mine suffers from this terrible mental disorder. It’s so hard to try guide them to what is real and what isn’t.
We are all Schizophrenic when we dream. Some just wake up with it.
When I think people, especially strangers, are ignoring my existence, I am obsessed with the possibility that they may know too much about me, which is why they may not be interested in my existence. I wonder if that’s schizophrenia or just paranoia. Sometimes I just want to stop thinking I might be in danger of being A554551N4TED by a maniac somewhere for knowing too much.
I always thought I only had Autism, but I may have ADHD and schizophrenia in addition to that. My paranoia has ruined a couple friendships, but at least some understand why I am behaving erratically
A little side note about the self-harm scene: John slit his wrist to find the little number thing that he imagined William's employees put there, not for the sake of hurting himself, so the scene doesn't match the accompanying explanation about self-harm. Good video otherwise.
Thus, he was "influenced by delusions" to do it. What he _thinks_ he is doing, and why, is part of the mechanism of the self-injury.
Thanks for the ideas you have provided here.
Even harder to cope with when you're an actual GOAT.
Grandios gespielt, unvergessen, große Schauspieler 💕💕💕🕊🍀🫶💕💕💕
Very helpful. My partner struggles with the divergence.
This man was searching for love his entire life. He’s not a monster. He’s not a machine. He wants love, which he never really got. He was trying to hard to get that love, by trying to create something that would make him worthy of it. But why wasn’t he worthy of it, even if he didn’t accomplish something extraordinary?
How have we become as a society when we forget how to love people?
So is astral projection considered schizophrenic.....because normal everyday pple have the ability to do so?
There is a good reason there was a car named after Nash. When you drive on the information superhighway very fast you can be so thrilled with the ride that nothing else matters. Are all gamers mentally ill if they exhibit the same lack of hygiene or even fail to find value in interests apart from their gaming focus? Do you know what a Ford Focus was named after? Go ahead...Guess.
Thank you for this video and analysis !!!
such a limited view we get from this beautiful film. its only the curious of mind and the imagination that create such a crazy experience. These situations portrayed in this film are limited yet simply elegant. a movie i connected to. i shed a tear to. its the curiosity in us that sparks adventure. and im realizing we all might have a little schizophrenia in us. love your neighbor. they're living their own movie :)
I didn't like that they portrayed the condition of major mental illness as something that can be overcome simply through willpower and/or "thinking" away the problem.
Well I believe that this is what happened to (real life) Nash, am I wrong ? (I'm uncertain, reason why I'm asking)
@@minecraftherobrine1234 You may be right, but that's not always true for every case. Still, if a person can do that, then more power to them.
This video is well done. BTW - There are a lot of people who are schizophrenic (to some degree) and don't know. Many (not all) of these symptoms shown in this video are common everyday experiences - not as dramatic or to the same degree or intensity, but enough to cause a bother; so after a lifetime of going through these, it just becomes the "norm". It becomes evident to the person mostly from stressful episodes of "having a bad day" - or even during a very pleasant time, they have an intuition that "something is wrong", but can't seem to identify what "it" is. I hope people who don't know or are confused and wondering why they feel so broken; hope you can watch this video and build that bridge to understanding
Please remember, this is still a human being you’re talking about. Not just a creature with a bunch of symptoms. This is still a living, breathing, feeling and suffering human being. Not a machine or an animal.
Nash's Herman munsters mouth movements are classic
What if.. Nobody is real? I mean. When I watched this years ago, I just didn't understand. Would that mean people we met and didn't add on Social Media are not real? Or... are people who we add on Social Media or meet on Social Media just people we created through "Google" and found their pictures and found as many pictures as possible to make that Facebook account of that person? How can we truly know who is real? --- Am I real? Am I living in a house? Where is the Philosopher of Wisdom when I need them?
same here its weird but really "what if"
Nihilism doesn't solve anything. Certainty is what creates a person's clarification. What you are describing is exactly what breeds the average Schizophrenic.
My voices love your comment
The criteria for schizophrenia must have changed since this video was uploaded. I can't find a criteria that involves delusions of grandeur in the DSM-V-TR.
Okay who decides who has schizophrenia? I mean, sometimes they bend the diagnoistic criterea or broaden it! I knew a woman who was branded schizophrenia after she got raped. She was paranoid rightfully so! But they took that as being a sign of mental illness and labeled her becaue of that. New York city and Albany NY used to brand homeless people Schizophrenia just because they couldn't find access to a shower or hygiene! I mean they want it let them have it! Don't ruin their lives with false diagnosis!
mainestategop AFAIK schizophrenia is a fairly genetic disease. A lot of people who suffer from it had in their family someone who also had schizophrenia in the past.
How do you know they did? How do you know the quack I mean doctor didn't just say it to get insurance money?
try dissociative identity disorder .... the real John Nash wasn't schizophrenic at all...
It’s depends on the case. Unfortunately, for the woman you knew she got a misdiagnosis but that does mean it’s false for other people. My boyfriend was officially diagnosed with schizophrenia a few months ago. He has auditory hallucinations and paranoia . Paranoia is a broad and can be caused by many things. My boyfriend’s paranoia stemmed from voices telling him others are going to harm him or strangers can read his mind. Sometimes I see him arguing back with the voices and once I even witnessed him yelling back and threatening them too. I was outside his house and the window was open. I thought there was another person inside the house arguing with him because he sounded really angry but there wasn’t. He was yelling at the voices because that was his technique of silencing them. He swears at them, asks them to prove what they’re really saying is true, and drinks a lot to drown them out. His room is mess and I can’t even see the floor. If he’s been experiencing really bad hallucinations then he won’t bathe either. The voices tell him that he’s Jesus, Satan incarnate, an arch angel, etc. It has also mimicked voices who are close to him and he loves, myself included. I feel very creeped out by that fact but I’m sure it’s worse hearing them yourself. Aside from schizophrenia, he is also diagnosed with depression. Schizophrenia has crippled him from living a normal life and having friends. At one point it was so bad that he couldn’t even talk back to me or anyone else. Some diagnoses can be false but some are also true as in my boyfriend’s case.
@@mainestategop I don't know why you have a grudge against psychologists and psychiatrists, but they will not make a diagnosis like schizophrenia unless they have enough evidence to do so. Most will be reluctant to make such a heavy diagnosis unless they have irrefutable evidence of the condition. In your original comment, you seem to be talking about doctors from the 50's or so...but times are different now and the mental health field has advanced a lot since then. They're not out there to just throw mental disorder labels on people, and while they do need to have a diagnosis for a client in order for insurance companies to pay for their sessions, they're not going to misdiagnose clients with schizophrenia just for that. That is ridiculous to think that they would. But in the case a misdiagnosis was made, you have to account for that fact that these doctors are only human and do make mistakes sometimes. Idk if you or someone you know was diagnosed with schizophrenia or some other disorder... but maybe you should give the diagnosis some credibility or get a second opinion besides just brushing off a diagnosis... because unless there was reason for the doctor to believe a disorder exists, they're not going to diagnose one. Please know that most doctors in the mental health fields do care about their clients' well-being and are highly ethical people who are just looking to help people.
I am expecting this kind of content in full movie exploration
It is true their mind do work differently perceive things that others don't because it happens with me
The thing is at the higher levels of training and IQ more of the populace has various forms of neurodivergence. The schizophrenic may well have insights and intuition than those around him/her. They can still be schizophrenic at the same time. It is hard to watch someone so gifted crumble.
This also sounds a lot like meth-users too…one of my roommates attacked me and swore he heard voices.
Where were you when I needed you?
It's now so very too late.
Roof!
Life is a dream that feels.
The symptoms of self-harm and thoughts/attempts are indicative of schizo-affective. This illness is bipolar and schizophrenia symptoms of the individual. Also, along with med management, dicussion and educational of the importance staying on their prescribed medication needs to be discuss during individual talk therapy. Almost all people with schizophrenia will stop taking their meds when they become stable. So family and therapy is vital. Also, it is common for people with schizophrenia to use marijuana and to "play" with their meds. FYI - schizophrenia can be managed very well if treatment is follow. Researchers are still struggling to find a common thread to help people with bipolar.
it's a very good movie I liked it
What makes you think self harm and suicidal thoughts narrow it down to schizoaffective.Lots of different mental health problems present these symptoms.
A Beautiful Mind, while a wonderful movie, wasn’t exactly accurate in the way it portrayed what really happened.
For instance, John Nash had an illegitimate child with another woman. He didn’t marry her because he thought she was below her in social status (this arrogance might have been one of the contributors to his mental illness).
John Nash never had visual hallucinations, only auditory ones and perhaps also delusions.
His wife divorced him early on (They were married from 1957-1963), and remarried him in 2001, around the time this movie came out.
The pen scene, as touching as it seemed, never actually happened.
So you see, we all have a way of escaping from a reality that doesn’t seem quite as appealing as fantasy. In the case of the movie maker, it was creating a different kind of movie fantasy. In the case of someone with schizophrenia, it entails creating a different kind of mental fantasy.
Does anyone know how to get out of this? I am struggling every day. Any suggestions to make life a little bit better
How many of your daily meals contain wheat?
From where I can get this movie link ... Anyone please help me out
... The battle between "peace" and peices of
What about if people with schizophrenia are really seen things we cannot see? Is is well know that the brainof a person with Schizophrenia has a hyperactivity on the part if the brain tha controls heating and vision. Maybe we are crazy , and they are awake .
I think you are right, th-cam.com/video/IXnmBIYaIZE/w-d-xo.html
I went to therapy for 3yrs
If o was crazy
They would have known it
Not if you didn't communicate properly with them.
This is really well done.
My personalities everytime before I take any type of test.
If you want to judge , I hope you pray to the Lord God first!😂❤🙏😊
Why was John Nash committed to a mental hospital?
That guy in the beginning is one of his hallucinations
What is the barrier he has socially? He is speaking about those who are of the governing class and not of the foolish followers. If one aspires to learn all the secrets of controllers and arrangers then why would he be satisfied among those who are limited in their perceptions of just their own lifetimes? O happy social life with you though holding hands with billions who can starve to death for lack of guidance. If this is illness to question who and how controllers work then what is sanity?
It's Nash embedding that I like over governing dynamics, but I am homeless today in the street of Honolulu for UH, Manoa's failure to come forward because of its debt or Kennedy's block? Kennedy has a Filipina woman named Jenny Arquero who attended Bentley College of Waltham, MA going by my name. She was used to set up American Savings Bank in HI as Irene Imanil (daughter of Norma Laca) without giving me a dime, and she is being used to fund Kennedy, Kennedy Skakel and their network in HI with criminal conduct in Waikiki.
another instance of schizophrenia
Roses are red, violets are blue, I'm a schizophrenic..........and so am I.
This movie really helps
everyone today has a mental illness. the world is driving us mad and by the time you realize this its too late,and when you realize you need help and the ones trying to help are also mad.We live in a society of doublethink, where codependance is abundant, hypocrisy and conflicting news.
This is one hundred per cent true. I fell like this every day and yet do not have these actual symptoms… it’s gotten worse the past several years- especially since COVID and “false news.” 😂
thankyou for this very interesting dissection of a great movie :)
*What is Schizophrenia, Really?* "Greasing the Mathematical Cross"
Schizophrenia is an easy definition. Schizophrenia has to do with the hierarchy of humanity, whereby one person owns the other. it is really about developing a little spiritual darkness, but this is not easy. There are numerous people at this very moment to each individual purposefully attempting to give them schizophrenia. In the hierarchy of humanity comes the communication of the spirit. This is the key aspect, another being the communication of media. Often people believe that by targeting the individual they can transcend them, and sometimes this is the case. Schizophrenics often trust the world while people who hand out schizophrenia may see it more like a battlefield or a game of chess. Children rarely get schizophrenia because of the development of the brain which is closed to the spiritual at a young age. Schizophrenia is the legal aspect of demonic possession. It can be linked to drugs (but not always) because drugs often lower one's place in the vast hierarchy and can cause confusion when they are quit. Those who perform miracle like Jesus, saints, witches who work magic, are all forms of schizophrenia and schizophrenic attack. People often find a little solace and darkness in engineering like wearing the Dark Lord's ring. "The standardization of parts brings more mechanical slaves from the machine tooling industry..." -The John Oliver Show. Don't forget to close the circuit. There are thousand upon thousand of patents. I would own the keys to all of them. There is a way to simplify and undercut every engineering change through historical leverage from behind like a hacker's back door which would provide an eternal darkness. RGB. Heated color filaments. Screen...
Hahahaha
-Francis Blake, The Circle of Haloes "Ding!"
Very interesting! Gonna fav this!
What if I have the so-called symptoms or characteristics described here but I am not schizophrenic?
How can you have the symptoms and not be schizphrenic?
Schizophrenia and other mental illness are really just a diagnosis so that on the medical end things can be classified, medicated, billed for insurance etc... Mental Illness is mental illness, diagnosis and labels have shown to hurt more than help.
If you experience symptoms of schizophrenia, then you’re going through what is called “psychosis”. Psychosis is basically a loss of touch with reality. Psychosis isn’t exactly a mental illness, rather it’s a mental breakdown. People with PTSD, depression, and major anxiety often experience it. Schizophrenia is honestly extremely hard to diagnose due to the fact that several mental illnesses are accompanied by auditory and visual hallucinations.
i was labeled and sent to apsychiatric prison yet I still managed to leanr the six un languages ArabiC Chinese English French Russian and Spanish did my masters in Queens Univerisyt belfast human rights law landed a job ahte International Criminal court an married a beautiful Malawian model
abandon ship - the family shell has been compromised.
They told me I was like that because I hear music constantly and because I studied the experiments they do on the masses.
Now look at the situation we are facing lol
I know things can be confusing, but having friends and family to help us through life is so precious, and I don’t know where I’d be without doctors helping me with my OCD. I don’t know you or your life so I’m not trying to tell you what to do, I just hope you have people in life to help you, just like every person needs
Capt Aubrey and the Doctor once again.
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hi can you link your sources please
The sources are after each line and the credits at the end. I don't have a link, this was done years ago.
Why is Vision here?
He couldn't help himself from showing up to mess with Captain Aubrey. He is still mad about not getting his flightless birds from the Galapagos.
@@nar550 im jk lol
@@GalaxyBoi me too, those are their characters in Master and Commander.
@@nar550 I love that film. (MaC)
How does the grandeur part differentiate to truly great achievers in the world? People who have discovered great things that changed our understanding of things must have some sort of confidence boost right? What about in the research and development stages of their discovery? What's different in their process compared to those who are just imagining it?
When your schizophrenic illusion psycho analyzes you and says your "wierd" for watching a mugging lol...
LMAO
God bless himanity tespects countries.who respect wize minds
How dare you!! My father abused me so bad while I was growing up. Now he is in hell...
There is one flaw to Nash's realization that Marcy can't be real because she never gets old. Charles, in order to maintain the delusion that they are all real, could try to explain to Nash Marcy's a primordial dwarf and thus will look like a little kid until old age hits in.
Except for the fact that all the three delusions are just delusions and not ghosts with some sort of intelligence. They are not interconnected to each other but mere three different imaginations of Nash himself. They don't think or respond naturally, aside from the way Nash imagines they would. Since the thought of dwarfism in Marcy never graced his mind during revelation, none of them could have brought up the topic.
You still age if you're a primordial dwarf. That's not a good rationalization.
@@sarcasticallyrearranged Yeah, but not as fast as normal.
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It’s just a stupid Hollywood movie stigmatizing schizophrenics again: schizophrenics is not even that close of seeing people that real or hearing that much audio hallucinations. This movie is made for entertainment not for educational purposes.
Yeah I know how u feel...
Castration work?
All the PPL who are comments here ain't gonna win noble so cut ya drama
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The tie scene? HAHA !You assume the film is not giving a Spectrometry insight here. What would you say these sliced citrus are? Oranges? How about of a Clementine? A nuclear tie in real life espionage. Nuclear submarines and the same conditions of Soviet living found in Universities. Up from the water glass? What? You don't get this? Nothing? You don't see any value in this vessel? Stupid? So you take a view that everything is simple. So we must call anyone too complex or whom we do not understand insane. Rather than admit to the stupidity that one shows when they prove their ignorance. Believe me there are many ways to discredit people .But to use psychiatry...now this.... it is a game of strategy. For every definition of mental illness there are multiple parallel meanings in espionage and tactic. Insanity is the will to waste time watching films that have little meaning to you other than the main cover theme . One may say that it is even a waste of time and money. This piece however shall serve the code breakers well as they observe the responses of those who are adamant to see only one perception here. Far too many of you to save if you fail to look deeper on your own.
Wow. A lot of people are mentally ill. Makes me grateful for my life. I know a couple people who clearly have signs of ASD and imo DID and BPD. I have had to pull back because they are exhausting to be around. It may sound mean but I come first in my life and their quirks have a way of negatively impacting my mental well-being. I’ve had to walk on eggshells and that’s not friendship
How can he be delusional when he goes into Raytheon daily. And ships etc. And what do you call this idiot place but consternating. Doesn't hide shit. Mental health ppl were taught this they are purses nobody can touch
My dad suffers from this and I’m so scared i think i have it 😔
My uncle had it and I had the same fear. Turns out I did develop it in my early twenties. It was rough the first years. But now I live a full life.
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my problem with this is the statement that 'a schizophrenic has delusions of grandiur, thinking they are special or have special abilities. and that a schizophrenic should be noted for not wanting to live a daily life, as if they had a choice other than suicide, they quit bathing as a noted unity in the problem, and withdrawal from others'
well then by that rationale ... IM a fucking schizophrenic and so are alot of people i've met...
in all seriously, i most likely am but am afraids and unfunded to actually do something about it, i'm not about to ask for help i'm sick of that but more back to the point....
i take ish with those being listed as NOTED indicators of 'schizophrenia'- as in ... warning sighs or 'symtoms of the condition itself'
to me that seems like bullshit doctors with their pretiged educations decided to agree was 'symptomatic of the condition' simply because statistics generally favored that , for people to agree on it...
ultimately... i wish those parts... were removed... as they are irrelevant to the actuality of the condition and are sidenotes that should be spared the people dealing with something fucking bad enough anyone reading this should get on their knees and pray to whatever they hold higher to themseleves , and thank them that they don't deal with any kind of shit like that.
not bitching. just saying
I agree on many of your points. When I put this together I was still foolishly following my doctor's every recommendation. Ultimately our medical field is to make money, not wellness, there is no money in that. The prescription after prescription, the nit picking on your condition, having a pigeon holed diagnosis. None of it is to make people well. The illness is quite real for many people, many aspects of how it is treated is bullshit.
Sorry of your experience. Indeed many are shitty doctors.
Most important is to know yourself and to feel comfortable, to find care and family support. Reach out to friends. The most important in life that we have is our relatives, our loved ones.
Omg. So sad.
Colgate 360 electric toothbrush @/ticklers? Tickles? I know it is a new European trend....00. Mom's economy?
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i'm sure he had reasons for everything he did,under the extreme strict rigours of scholarlly confinements,in the context of youth that was most likely snipped in the bud too soon.His subconcsious is more of an extreme dibilitated exceptional savant.everything has to be put in a simple little box doesn't it.i knew a ''true'' pschizophrenic once and he didn't have a string of conscious thought in his head, so whatever.
Symptoms vary for everybody. There's no such thing as "true" schizophrenia.