The patient asked the doctor a series of simple questions, which the doctor tried to dismiss ...questions which were so relevant. Anybody who has ever been on the end of such dismissive behaviour knows that feeling of frustration the patient felt.
@Jeff Peate How would one ever truely know the difference between a psychotic breakdown and a true spiritual experience. Especially since we know psychotic breakdowns happen and but all spiritual beliefs are based on faith. Also your belief that you have special knowledge and use of over inflated language points towards the same mental health disorder that we're discussing which is a whole other can of worms. Id love to hear your theory on why if mental breakdowns are true spiritual revelation how come each case is completely unique?
Yes, but if you ask questions that will justify your behaviour based on the only answer possible you basically checkmate your opponent, they both know what the answer to the question is and why it cannot be answered
I’ve worked in mental health a long time, trust me, not only is he sick, he’s dangerous. He’s preoccupied with death, has attempted suicide, more than a couple of times…eventually he will. It would be nice to know how these people lives turned out. When he said he wasn’t going to take his meds, and was going to stop them. That is the number one problem with these sick people, they start feeling better, and feel “they don’t need their meds anymore.”
Yup, the old days. But it's good to remember that a short film like this would have probably been used for clinical training. So the numbers of people watching would be quite low, it would be distributed to schools, hospitals etc. It would not be broadcast on TV for example. And by now, well, there's a chance one of his relatives might catch a view on TH-cam. The places to show content like this have grown exponentially compared with the time this film was made.
At 2:00 he is right in part of it, to build a new non corrupt system we need to annihilate the old, sometimes you cannot build new without destroying most of the old but that requires sacrificing at least 50 percent of the population and hope that some smarter people can create a better world .
@@gamingforfun9000 The idea that we can "annihilate the world and start again like Noah's Ark" coming from a schizophrenic person is disturbing, and harkens back to millenarianism, an often biblical belief in a cleansing, or apocalypse. For people not affected by schizophrenia, the end of the world fantasy (where I survive of course) is convenient for the person having that fantasy. A fresh start that sacrifices everybody else except for me seems to make so much sense until you have to try and shit with the electricity off. I recommend "The Road" (2009) as an antidote to fantasies about post-apocalyptic fun.
@@geinikan1kan Mate the NWO is all about that but not for the right reasons. Their plan is to cut 50 percent of population to have more control of what's left. Latest test, Corona among destruction, hunger and bankruptcy of areas of the world. This plan moves just fast enough not to be noticed. I don't believe in biblical stuff as in fantasy, Bible is misunderstood, bible is a metaphor for life we live and if you read it between the lines it tells much of what's been happening in the world, basically we live in hell bible talks about. Its far from fantasy bro, so how do you build new, how do you build heaven that human race is supposed to have, when the rich and corrupt 500 run the show and none you are doing anything about it, you don't even educate people. There is more of us than them, so if this isn't an option what else is, cannot build new without destroying old on the big scale, that's just a fact, who survives is not relevant, me, you, the other guy it don't matter. What matters is that they learn from the last 100 plus years of bullshit. But mostly since government killed JFK. A handful of mega rich and corrupt governments has been fucking with us for so long and what do most of you do about it, nothing. It needs sacrifice though. Most people with families have no time for that, wives, kids mortgages, bills, who has time to make world better, just mindlessly over populate, that's selfish. Get over your fear and use your brain, its more powerful than one can imagine, but thinking about big things takes long time and can be depressing as most facts or truths can be at times. Like i don't know how old you are and well you could make that up but if you are 30 plus at least you should be able to figure this out, its mostly on facts, what you see and hear and common sense. All you people do is call out or this or that, considering how fast you replied you wouldn't have had much time to think about any of it. Face it, society will get fucked one way or the other, how long do you think the three mega powers will just bicker, they all have nuclear weapons, its a good opportunity now for example, America is is on its knees from Corona right now, any of the other two could strike if they wanted to. Or the planet will just fuck us off eventually. Nothing last forever, the strongest fact in this life. If you want to reply, reply but at least make sure you can come up with some decent conversations, lots to read trough here ;) I think deep about everything, simplistic conversations about important things i cannot take seriously and I love phycology, its a passion after music. Its sad that people don't develop and push their mind to extreme. Annihilate the world isn't an idea, its a fact in a shape of a nuclear weapon among other things, even technology, like we are already testing AI so advanced its scary, as humans we always had tendencies to build things we think we can control. Lastly i also said he was right in the part of it , you should have asked which part :)
My schizophrenic father often talked about dying. Every few years he would be "dying" from something he couldnt name. Hearing this young man breaks my heart and reminds me of my dad. He died June 2021 from liver failure.
Do drugs cause crazy or does crazy cause drugs. And no one’s body can tell if a drug is legal or illegal. Who got help and who got hurt ??? The kid got killed most likely. And before that he got a lot of bad pain. Most likely. I don’t know. I wasn’t there.
If he were to answer his questions in a definitive way, he'd be accepting the patient's premises. The whole point is for the patient to realize that their premises are illogical. The patient is speaking entirely in absolutes: "The whole world should be annihilated"; "You'd feel [this way] if [this thing] happened to you"; "You know eventually I will kill myself." He can't imagine a world not in line with his current disordered thinking and the doctor has to make him realize that what he is thinking is not reality.
@@OrangeXenon54 Yeah i know but there are more generic schitzotypal symptoms that are always there, ; his behavior is more emotional than systemic, e.g, he has lots of anger and very coherent reasoning around the anger. Also im failing to find any amount of delusion or pychosis, but i could be wrong
His voice is extremely relaxing . I don’t really like the doctors attitude and dismissive gestures. That guy might’ve had a mental illness, but I don’t disagree with what he’s saying
The reason you don't disagree with him is because you can't disagree with him due to his manipulative techniques. It is common in narcicistic people and psychopaths. They're charming (as you say, a relaxing face), funny, take care of their looks, act intelligent, ask questions that can only be awnsered into their favour etc. etc. But a lot of what he sais has no substance, he is just saying 'stuff'. They trick you into thinking what they say is right. I'll tell you, someone might tell you this person is a serial killer and after you talked to them for an hour they've convinced you they're not and are in fact cool people.
How about that? The sick people are paranoid about people who are judged in a way they have never been judged. Have you ever heard of the word that describes the people who are phobic of people with schizophrenia because there are people with no sense. What is there to be scared of? People are ridiculous. The people who are messing up the world are the ones without trust and the ones who are fearful of those they never met or hardly know. Scared people miss out from wonderful friendships.
The people who are charmed by this man's ability to occasionally say something more profound than you'd hear from a precocious 13yr old, are the kind of people that wind up on crime documentaries... as the victim. People have watched to much Dexter and other psycho glorifying media.
@@fish2399 LMAO..... You haven't met some of the PhD's I work with. They can be very book smart, but have no common sense. Fortunately, some still think realistically. LOL
In first video the patient seems more passive. In the second video the patient seemed as if he wasn’t going to be allowed to leave the hospital. I don’t believe he was simply asking questions, but was being confrontational.The doctor’s cautious responses may have stemmed from a previous negative encounter with the patient.
This guy sounds just like my brother sounded he's the closest paranoid schizophrenic I've seen so far to the way my brother was some are not violent but some are and this guy has actually said some of the things I've heard my brother say and my brother would get violent sometimes and that makes this type of paranoid schizophrenic very hard to deal with my brother stayed with my parents after he was grown and had to have the police called on him many times for being abusive to my parents he finally had to go to a mental halfway house where he died when he turned 60 years old, my brother had a terrible life on this Earth and I hate to have to say it but he's got to be better off now at least I hope so because no one should have to go through what he did and not go to a better place after this life.
@@jimmyjennings4089 I wrote a comment that has been canceled. However, fun fact: I read your story with much interest because I know very very well what you have gone through. Believe me or not, it was a luck that your brother was, at some point, testified.
Did the doctor really? He seems to me that he's just delusional that he's making fun of him when in fact the doctor was not even making any facial expression.
people are taken in by his charm and his ease at communicating. hes seems thoughtful with his answers and intelligent. despite that he says some incredibly disturbing and dangerous things which are clearly red flags. its quite worrying seemingly a substantial number of people watching this video are incapable of recognising some of the major red flags hes displaying
Another major red flag is the psychiatrist dismissing and deflecting his honest questions when he's become more rational. All he asked for was some time to be alone to think, a couple of days. It's too bad that there wasn't such an option available to him, where he could still be safe, but feel freer and more himself. In fact, it would probably help in his recovery. And where he could have a therapist available to talk to and get at the root of what's disturbed him so much.
@@czlucar Schizophrenia is a thought disorder. He doesn't need time to sort out his thoughts because due to his disease, his thought process is disturbed and his thoughts are disturbing. Ruminating on these won't be helpful for him.
@@evelynwaugh4053 What he has is a psychotic disorder, which more often than not is triggered by trauma, social exclusion, or some highly stressful event. It's not a disease. Diseases have biomarkers and in fact, if it were a brain disease it would be diagnosed and treated by a neurologist, not a psychiatrist. It's not even listed in the DSM as a disease, because diseases have biomarkers. It's listed as a disorder. And yes, the right psychiatric drugs can treat some of the symptoms, especially in the short term and in a crisis. But not because it's treating any disease. That's a misconception. Another misconception is that it's incurable. That anyone diagnosed with schizophrenia is doomed to having an incurable thought disorder. But then why have so many even prominent people recovered, some on psychiatric drugs and some even without. Have you ever heard of Eleanor Longden? Thankfully she had a therapist who didn't dismiss her and treat her like a lost cause. He believed that she could recover in time. And she did. She's now a research psychologist and gave a TED Talk. So did Elyn Saks, who prefers to remain on medication, but is doing very well for herself. She's an associate dean and Orrin B. Evans Professor of Law, Psychology, Psychiatry, and the Behavioral Sciences at the University of Southern California Gould Law School, an expert in mental health law, and a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship winner.
My grandmother suffered from depression, but in the 60's and 70's, it wasn't taken seriously, especially in a woman. when she passed, I was 5. She was anorexic, bulimic, OCD, and who knows what else. The meds her doctors had her on would have dropped a horse, she didn't even weigh 100 lbs. It breaks my heart for her, she was likely unhappy most of her life. I stayed with her while my mom scoured the house to my Nana's OCD standards. And she was kind and loving to me. My heart hurts for these folks. Today, my grandmother could have had a happy life, or at least a stable one.
@@andrewlevy4260 I agree. People who've never been depressed can't understand it. They get frustrated that you won't just snap yourself out of it, as if you're doing it on purpose for attention. From the age of 5, when my Nana passed ( buried on my 5th birthday) I would fall into a very dark, bleak depression. I would wake up Christmas morning and it was like some pitch black and twisted, rotting, fetid creature was sitting on my chest. I could feel it's weight pinning me down and smell it's rank odor. I would join my family, and I didn't want to spoil their Christmas so I tried to pretend everything was wonderful. Eventually I'd say I was going to lay down and I'd just lay in bed and sob for no reason. The depression would lift a week or two after my birthday in February and that was it until the following year. Many years later when I was on my own, I adopted a puppy. I've had dogs for the last 26 years, and while I still have depression and anxiety, it's manageable. And brief. One time I dreamed I stepped into a swimming pool and was sitting against the side where I couldn't be seen. It was perfect. It was cool and calm, utterly still, dim and blessedly quiet. I knew I wouldn't be able to breathe but want bothered about it. It just felt so perfect and peaceful, and safe. Then I heard my mom calling me. Over and over. I stayed still, determined to wait her out so she'd go away. But she just kept calling and calling and I knew, just knew she absolutely would never stop. I was so annoyed, I left this perfect tranquility and swam up to her, and woke up. I almost never remember my dreams, bit that's stayed with me at least 30 years, as vivid as the night I dreamt it. Anyway, take care and find people who will support and understand you. Be well, be happy when you can.
I doubt it hun. I'm 35 and suffered from depression and anxiety ass long as I can remember. My depression got worse in my teen years though. But still to this day nothing has helped me. I've taken at least 15 different types of meds. It's horrible. There is no cure for mental illness unfortunately. I'm also a recovering addict. I was addicted to Percocet to many years because when I took them I didn't feel depressed. I felt like a normal person. But obviously taking them without a prescription for them makes things worse because I've been arrested among other things. I wouldn't wish mental illness on anyone and I pray 1 day they figure out better ways to help all types of mental illness.
@@kelly82485 when I'm depressed it feels like being out of phase with everyone. Being so sad it hurts. Deciding how long you'll keep trying before it's ok to quit on everything. For me, when my last dog has to be euthanized, I've given myself permission to go. I've lived on, in 24/7 pain for a family that can't bring themselves to talk to me. I made a commitment to Daisy and keep it,. But after she passes, I get to choose how I went to go on from there.
I'm scared for you, because this guy is more dangerous than Charles Manson. The fact that you don't recognize his clear psychosis makes you the perfect victim. Go watch Ted Bundy interviews. He seems so smart...until you know what your looking and listening to.
At 2:00 he is right in part of it, to build a new non corrupt system we need to annihilate the old, sometimes you cannot build new without destroying most of the old or all of it but that requires sacrificing at least 50 percent of the population or more and hope that some smarter people can create a better world. Doesnt anyone see how low we have sunk as a species. He is right on this point. Its scary people who are not "crazy" are not smart enough to figure this out or are scared to think that deep. Society has become so much worse since this interview so how can he be wrong, we need to start again before its too late. Open your eyes and ears and use your brain on your own. Dont listen to government or some stupid ass morning shows and gossip reality tv, just think the big picture, especially you people who bring new born's onto this planet. just think please. What if he is normal and doctor is nuts. What if the way society is now is crazy, while only few of us who are 'crazy' ones are normal haha, trying to build a new better system without corruption, war economy, hunger, poverty, delete god because he obviously cant do his job. By god shouldn't every human being have basic rights for food, shelter and medicine, humanity makes me sick, not all people but most, mostly in westernized world of brainwashing. See watching stuff like this makes you smarter. Its important to remember even with some mental illnesses a person can still posses a high level of intelligence which can be limited to certain things or even only one particular thing. Your mental state based on tat comment scares me, the other guy doesnt scare me at.
once a patient is admitted and they make suicidal and or homicidal threats they not only have to be very careful at the hospital but liability shifts to the doctors and hospital if they are let out and make good on the threats, so not only is it a potential danger but liability and legal issues come into play. They aren't going to release someone like that very easily.
by actually listening to him anyone will notice his intelligence is brilliant leaving the doc speechless by asking the right questions just anything he said
My sis is schizophrenic, highly intelligent and very manipulating. She can’t help it. She wants to be “well” but hates taking the meds and following suggested therapy. It’s hard to watch and all you can do is love and support her.
The meds can cause side effects and physiological dependencies. There are people diagnosed with schizophrenia who weaned off the meds, some with professional support. And while they might have had a relapse or two because of their reliance on the meds, they eventually recovered. The drugs can be helpful in a crisis, but they're not always the best long-term. I can't link to the article on TH-cam, but here is an excerpt from a journal article 'Mistakes I Have Made in My Research Career' - Robin M. Murray Author Notes Schizophrenia Bulletin, Volume 43, Issue 2, 1 March 2017, Pages 253-256, : "We raise the possibility that antipsychotic medication may make some schizophrenic patients more vulnerable to future relapse than would be the case in the natural course of the illness.” Moncrieff carried out a meta-analysis of patient withdrawal studies, and was convinced that “antipsychotic discontinuation may also increase the risk of relapse over and above the risk because of the underlying disorder.” So, in treating schizophrenia with antipsychotics, do we sometimes compound what is essentially a disorder of presynaptic dopamine by causing secondary dopamine supersensitivity? There is no doubt that antipsychotics are necessary in acute active psychosis. But do have to continue to prescribe them in some patients because we have rendered the D2 receptor supersensitive to the excess dopamine released? I, and indeed most investigators, have neglected this vitally important question."
haha, that was funny, It would have also been funny if he would of said dr. why are you asking such dumb questions when I already told you it was unknown.
Whats horrible is the patient asked not to be filmed and his request was refused. I know now theres confidentiality and maybe then those laws werent in place but im willing to bet hes no longer alive and never knew this was going to be shared on a platform everyone in the world can watch.
Doc: You think you need to be here? Him: "Noooo I'm not nuts.. *sighs* "what we need to do is annihilate the world" *sighs* "hell maybe I am nuts but when I get out im gon get me a hill, some whiskey, no food.. I'm not eatin nothin. N I'm just gon stay on that hill"
The doctor was right not to respond to his verbal commands and put him in check. Otherwise you lose the integrity and authority of the doctor-patient relationship.
didnt give permission to be filmed and doctor laughing at him. Ah that takes me back - facepalm. But damn in the second interview especially he showed true depth of intelligence. I would like to know what happened to this young man. Hopefully he found a life balance that allowed him and society to co-exist harmoniously.
He was right to ask the doctor to shut it off. He didn’t want his business being played out for us. His wishes should have been granted. I don’t care how long has passed he still should have been entitled to confidentiality.
Wasn’t even two seconds into this and could clearly see how unethical it was by filming a client who did not want to be filmed! I have nine years university in this field and this is so obnoxious. Breaks my heart knowing so many people were unjustifiably institutionalized and the doctors got great pleasure in experimenting on them from interviews too much more invasive procedures it’s also disgusting
I feel like this guy and a girl I watched on youtube last night. A mixture of the two but still have empathy or self control or whatever it is not to trip completely. What a Trip
*Holy crap!!! I think this is Gary Hilton!!!!* This is the age he was when the army diagnosed him with schizophrenia ...holy crap!!! We need to find out!!
It's like the patient has no rights, this doctor's going to use him in the film no matter what the patient wants. And I can imagine being in a hospital where you have no control that you don't want to make the doctor mad. I'm struck by how everyone used to wear suits no matter what situation they're in.
A careless one. My schizophrenia prolly wouldve shoved the bottle on the table through his eye socket.. then asked him if he thinks its still funny. . If i had such a disease..
@@catherinerainville4232 you're the delusional one here. All the patient wanted was to get out from the meds which are not helping him and he was so much saner than the doctor that made the normie minded doctor stanced in his nonsense pride. What a doctor!
I dont believe the doctor laughed. This is a patient with schizophrenia, his brain might've shown him the doctor laughing but I doubt he did since theres no audio or visual cue of it.
Why are these guys treating patients like property bought off the market and treating them like prisoners. Wtf is this??! This is like my worst fears showing up as reality.
He's totally right we all are mentally ill to a certain degree..just some alot more than others. I think the doctor was wrong for not answering him, probably was so shocked by his question
Though I do think you can have compassion for someone and admire aspects of them and still know you need to be wary and keep yourself safe. Self-protection doesn’t need to equal contempt. His narcissism, etc. is a symptom. That doctor contradicting him when he says he doesn’t want to hurt anyone...seriously?
If he were diagnosed today it probably wouldn't be schizophrenia. He comes off nonsensical in the beginning of the conversation but we don't know if he's been shot up with antipsychotics. Most likely it was to settle him down. I'm pretty sure he didn't go willingly. I bet if we had more info we'd find him in the cluster B family the way he talks about his violent tendencies, his oppositional defiance and his inability to control his anger when triggered. Also, his self loathing (only when he was drug induced). When I watch these videos, I'm always left wondering what happened to the person.
“Who’s they?” Or just no reply at all while patient asks questions over and over (like if they feel that everyone is mentally imbalanced to an extent) I luvv the snide responses from the doctors.
So true. Schizophrenia runs heavily in my family and all those who were/are affected by it were/are much above average intelligence. I’d like to know what, if any, the link is.
While average intelligence is associated w/ schizophrenics, many can be high functioning if they keep with their medication and therapy. Mathematician John Forbes Nash was very successful and was a professor for many years, he was profoundly schizophrenic. As is Astronomer and Scholarship Awardee Cecile McDough.
I can’t believe commenters are of the opinion this man is intelligent, even rational-and further-agree with his views. Incredulous. I came here because I lost my wife to madness, attempting to comprehend; instead I left in disgust. A lack of proper education is both the shame of our government and the student alike, may the light of the allegory of Plato’s cave illuminate some of you.
Indeed. Anything that doesn't square with "old-fashioned common sense" (read: any knowledge acquired through elective education) is nothing more than a scam.
Our society tends to regard as a sickness any mode of thought or behavior that is inconvenient for the system and this is plausible because when an individual doesn't fit into the system it causes pain to the individual as well as problems for the system. Thus the manipulation of an individual to adjust him to the system is seen as a cure for a sickness and therefore as good.
My father is schizophrenic, he ruined my family. Can't text all the evil things he did because he is a fucking psycho. They are like cancer, they need to stay locked. If you don't have a mental in your family you can't understand and that stupid comment shows how ignorant you are
Hunter, you put together what is basically word salad. It sounds like you know what your talking about...but you actually don't. You have a couple more decades of learning and experiencing life before you'll figure out everything you just said is bullshi!. Unless of course, your psychotic, which means you can just keep on going until you share a cell with someone who thinks like you. Either your just repeating something you read in the communist manifesto or...?
WTH is up with people playing witch hunters toward people with mental health illness? Do you all live back in 1690s Salem? Psycho is short for Psychopath, not to be confused with Psychosis. Schizophrenics have psychosis, not psychopathy. This man in the interview apparently has both (technically ASD isn’t psychopathy but is the same construct and is loosely the same thing) I get the anger of being victimized, but take your anger out on the right people. Most schizophrenics do not also have Psychopathy and are not intentional abusers. Perhaps the people you are affiliating with schiz. had another comorbid disorder (ie APD, NPD, or psychopathy) but psychosis is not the same thing. Manipulation is not a characteristic of psychosis as it is psychopathy. Totally different conditions. Psychopathy is a manipulative and abusive personality construct while schizophrenia is a disorder characterized by psychosis which is when someone has a break from reality (ie hallucinations, incoherent thoughts, etc). Educate yourselves before making ignorant comments.
2:25 He trys to explain his position but realizes any effort would be in vain as the “doctor” is laughing at him anyway. He realized that the whole purpose of the filming was to make a mockery of him. So he gives up on explaining and says “im nuts”.
Looks like a regular guy like any other, has the ability to converse rationally and yet expresses violent tendencies at various times. You really never know who you encounter in public or private meeting them for the first time or shortly after eh. You can meet someone like that, think they're quite normal and switch in another second and pop you neck.
everybody is mentally ill to an extend . So true... psychiatrics want to make u work in a certain way like a machine... but they often cant agree that People are different..
Annihilate the world and start over like Noah's Ark. I think a lot of people who are NOT considered mentally ill would agree with the fact that hitting the reset button would probably save the planet. He's very intelligent - I wish the doctor was more frank with his answers to his patient's questions. Times sure have changed.
He seem like an introvert that was tired of being around people and it just pissed him off and he just held all that anger in and now. Well you have it.
The patient asked the doctor a series of simple questions, which the doctor tried to dismiss ...questions which were so relevant. Anybody who has ever been on the end of such dismissive behaviour knows that feeling of frustration the patient felt.
Painful thing to imagine
@Thomas Mind why would he kill the psychologist. WTF are you talking about. This goes against all modern teaching on patient relations.
@Jeff Peate I don't get it. Are you saying you rattled a psychiatrist by telling him your soul left your body?
@Jeff Peate How would one ever truely know the difference between a psychotic breakdown and a true spiritual experience. Especially since we know psychotic breakdowns happen and but all spiritual beliefs are based on faith. Also your belief that you have special knowledge and use of over inflated language points towards the same mental health disorder that we're discussing which is a whole other can of worms. Id love to hear your theory on why if mental breakdowns are true spiritual revelation how come each case is completely unique?
Yes, but if you ask questions that will justify your behaviour based on the only answer possible you basically checkmate your opponent, they both know what the answer to the question is and why it cannot be answered
Can't help noticing that the doctor made sure he had a nice, wide desk between himself and the patient for the second interview.
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yes but the patient was on the side of the door, normally if the quack is scared they will be on the side of the door
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😆I love the fear
It was two different doctors in two different locations or offices.
"We're all alittle mentally ill".
The Dr. Didn't answer because that would give the patient reasonable justification to leave
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Mental hospitals don't want you to know this ONE trick!
And hed be better off just as he said, their drug treatments were crude and barbaric
@Kathrina hahahaahaaa
For sure no
That guy was very intelligent
the scariest thing about these videos is that some of the patients sometimes sound more sane and down to earth than the doctors
YES, these things always remind me of Marilyn Mansion interview
When you're way much more sane than others norms think you are crazy, and that's what norms considered psychopaths and narcissists mostly are!
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Totally agree
I’ve worked in mental health a long time, trust me, not only is he sick, he’s dangerous. He’s preoccupied with death, has attempted suicide, more than a couple of times…eventually he will. It would be nice to know how these people lives turned out. When he said he wasn’t going to take his meds, and was going to stop them. That is the number one problem with these sick people, they start feeling better, and feel “they don’t need their meds anymore.”
So he didn't give permission to be filmed. That was the old days.
Yup, the old days. But it's good to remember that a short film like this would have probably been used for clinical training. So the numbers of people watching would be quite low, it would be distributed to schools, hospitals etc. It would not be broadcast on TV for example. And by now, well, there's a chance one of his relatives might catch a view on TH-cam. The places to show content like this have grown exponentially compared with the time this film was made.
in the old days depressed people went to insane asylums luckily that changed
At 2:00 he is right in part of it, to build a new non corrupt system we need to annihilate the old, sometimes you cannot build new without destroying most of the old but that requires sacrificing at least 50 percent of the population and hope that some smarter people can create a better world .
@@gamingforfun9000 The idea that we can "annihilate the world and start again like Noah's Ark" coming from a schizophrenic person is disturbing, and harkens back to millenarianism, an often biblical belief in a cleansing, or apocalypse. For people not affected by schizophrenia, the end of the world fantasy (where I survive of course) is convenient for the person having that fantasy. A fresh start that sacrifices everybody else except for me seems to make so much sense until you have to try and shit with the electricity off. I recommend "The Road" (2009) as an antidote to fantasies about post-apocalyptic fun.
@@geinikan1kan Mate the NWO is all about that but not for the right reasons. Their plan is to cut 50 percent of population to have more control of what's left. Latest test, Corona among destruction, hunger and bankruptcy of areas of the world. This plan moves just fast enough not to be noticed. I don't believe in biblical stuff as in fantasy, Bible is misunderstood, bible is a metaphor for life we live and if you read it between the lines it tells much of what's been happening in the world, basically we live in hell bible talks about.
Its far from fantasy bro, so how do you build new, how do you build heaven that human race is supposed to have, when the rich and corrupt 500 run the show and none you are doing anything about it, you don't even educate people. There is more of us than them, so if this isn't an option what else is, cannot build new without destroying old on the big scale, that's just a fact, who survives is not relevant, me, you, the other guy it don't matter. What matters is that they learn from the last 100 plus years of bullshit. But mostly since government killed JFK.
A handful of mega rich and corrupt governments has been fucking with us for so long and what do most of you do about it, nothing. It needs sacrifice though. Most people with families have no time for that, wives, kids mortgages, bills, who has time to make world better, just mindlessly over populate, that's selfish. Get over your fear and use your brain, its more powerful than one can imagine, but thinking about big things takes long time and can be depressing as most facts or truths can be at times.
Like i don't know how old you are and well you could make that up but if you are 30 plus at least you should be able to figure this out, its mostly on facts, what you see and hear and common sense.
All you people do is call out or this or that, considering how fast you replied you wouldn't have had much time to think about any of it.
Face it, society will get fucked one way or the other, how long do you think the three mega powers will just bicker, they all have nuclear weapons, its a good opportunity now for example, America is is on its knees from Corona right now, any of the other two could strike if they wanted to. Or the planet will just fuck us off eventually. Nothing last forever, the strongest fact in this life.
If you want to reply, reply but at least make sure you can come up with some decent conversations, lots to read trough here ;)
I think deep about everything, simplistic conversations about important things i cannot take seriously and I love phycology, its a passion after music. Its sad that people don't develop and push their mind to extreme.
Annihilate the world isn't an idea, its a fact in a shape of a nuclear weapon among other things, even technology, like we are already testing AI so advanced its scary, as humans we always had tendencies to build things we think we can control.
Lastly i also said he was right in the part of it , you should have asked which part :)
My schizophrenic father often talked about dying. Every few years he would be "dying" from something he couldnt name.
Hearing this young man breaks my heart and reminds me of my dad. He died June 2021 from liver failure.
So sorry for your loss, and for what you all have been through! That must've been so traumatic for you growing up. Big hugs 💚🙏🕊
Do drugs cause crazy or does crazy cause drugs. And no one’s body can tell if a drug is legal or illegal. Who got help and who got hurt ??? The kid got killed most likely. And before that he got a lot of bad pain. Most likely. I don’t know. I wasn’t there.
He was right! We are all dying.
@@lisablount7578 shut up.
He is sick and tired of being sick and tired
Whats that from?
🤣😂🤣😂💯facts
@@dickslaughter2 "Fight like a brave" by Red Hot Chili Peppers
These days a guy like this would end up living on the street, taking drugs.
How come every time I go to these comment sections, everyone thinks they're trained psychiatrists?
Patient asked legitimate questions the doctor knew he couldn’t answer honestly.
He’s so intelligent and is asking the doctor very good questions which the doctor won’t answer
Don’t be fooled. Doctor’s heared it all before!
If he were to answer his questions in a definitive way, he'd be accepting the patient's premises. The whole point is for the patient to realize that their premises are illogical. The patient is speaking entirely in absolutes: "The whole world should be annihilated"; "You'd feel [this way] if [this thing] happened to you"; "You know eventually I will kill myself." He can't imagine a world not in line with his current disordered thinking and the doctor has to make him realize that what he is thinking is not reality.
Dude aint schizophrenic, hes too coherent; its probably just maniac depression from very deep maternal neglect
@@Binahx86 There are different types of schizophrenia that have different symptoms. Also each schizophrenia case has different levels of severity.
@@OrangeXenon54 Yeah i know but there are more generic schitzotypal symptoms that are always there, ; his behavior is more emotional than systemic, e.g, he has lots of anger and very coherent reasoning around the anger. Also im failing to find any amount of delusion or pychosis, but i could be wrong
His voice is extremely relaxing . I don’t really like the doctors attitude and dismissive gestures. That guy might’ve had a mental illness, but I don’t disagree with what he’s saying
Im not any psychiatric but i believe they're just still experimenting about stuff bfore that's why. I just can tell
during this time period psychology is still in its infancy, hence the manner of the interviewer.
The reason you don't disagree with him is because you can't disagree with him due to his manipulative techniques. It is common in narcicistic people and psychopaths. They're charming (as you say, a relaxing face), funny, take care of their looks, act intelligent, ask questions that can only be awnsered into their favour etc. etc. But a lot of what he sais has no substance, he is just saying 'stuff'. They trick you into thinking what they say is right. I'll tell you, someone might tell you this person is a serial killer and after you talked to them for an hour they've convinced you they're not and are in fact cool people.
Amziss You made a good point. You also perfectly described Ted Bundy..
How about that? The sick people
are paranoid about people who are judged in a way they have never been judged. Have you ever
heard of the word that describes the people who are phobic of people with schizophrenia because there are people with no sense. What is there to be scared of? People are ridiculous. The people who are messing up the world are the ones without trust and the ones who are fearful of those they never met or hardly know. Scared people miss out from wonderful friendships.
He should have been an actor, his behavior would be considered brooding and artistic.
I came to look for comments about studying him as an actor or even his accent for ESL/Language students
Sling blade. But less ill. Beautiful, wonderful posture and voice. Brando could not even do this well. He’s amazing.
Have some respect he’s like that from WW2 it caused him to grow crazy when the war ended 1945
My son has schizophrenia and he's a very good actor , I think a lot are
The people who are charmed by this man's ability to occasionally say something more profound than you'd hear from a precocious 13yr old, are the kind of people that wind up on crime documentaries... as the victim.
People have watched to much Dexter and other psycho glorifying media.
Best comment I’ve read so far.
Too many armchair psychiatrists out there.
“Suicide cases are in the morgue, not the hospital.”
😳 well.. I mean he’s right
@Kel R Do you know what “suicide cases” means? He’s talking about the deaths that were caused by suicide, not just the attempts.
@Kel R Are you absolutely deluded?
@Kel R congratulations. I’m sorry that I am SO important to you, that I bore you.
There have been and always will be many many attempts at suicide for some people.
@@anonymousjohnson976 I never said there wasnt
These doctors don't know what they are doing. Seems like they don't know what to do. Sad
Well, it was the 60s. Proper treatment of mentallly ill patients was still in the early stages of development.
Nothings changed
The PHD's still don't know. I've watched some.
Thomas White you think you can do better? Get in there then! Show em’ up! Mush, Balto!
@@fish2399 LMAO..... You haven't met some of the PhD's I work with. They can be very book smart, but have no common sense. Fortunately, some still think realistically. LOL
In first video the patient seems more passive.
In the second video the patient seemed as if he wasn’t going to be allowed to leave the hospital. I don’t believe he was simply asking questions, but was being confrontational.The doctor’s cautious responses may have stemmed from a previous negative encounter with the patient.
god, bless this man.
That sudden grabbing motion he did freaked me out holy sh*t.
Leaving a time stamp is always a nice thing to do. 👍
@@EYE_GOTCHA - He's talking about grabbing an electric wire at about 3:15 .
Yeah me too
@@EYE_GOTCHA Hi. I’ve been bumping into familiar people this week. Love and peace 💜😊
Some people pay good money for that. 😂 the "scare/thrill"
This guy sounds just like my brother sounded he's the closest paranoid schizophrenic I've seen so far to the way my brother was some are not violent but some are and this guy has actually said some of the things I've heard my brother say and my brother would get violent sometimes and that makes this type of paranoid schizophrenic very hard to deal with my brother stayed with my parents after he was grown and had to have the police called on him many times for being abusive to my parents he finally had to go to a mental halfway house where he died when he turned 60 years old, my brother had a terrible life on this Earth and I hate to have to say it but he's got to be better off now at least I hope so because no one should have to go through what he did and not go to a better place after this life.
Thank you for sharing your story. That's painful for the family.
I really felt that, but please, use commas, that was hard to read for a non-native speaker.
@@Staples-King yes sometimes I get in to big of a hurry, sorry.
You loved your brother very much. That is wonderful. I hope you had many beautiful days with him. He's in heaven, the best place to be. 🙏
@@jimmyjennings4089 I wrote a comment that has been canceled. However, fun fact: I read your story with much interest because I know very very well what you have gone through. Believe me or not, it was a luck that your brother was, at some point, testified.
Mr. Fisher 1960: The Best Thing to do is to annihilate the world. Start over again.
The World 2020: mic drop
I was just thinking the exact thing when I saw your comment 😂
frfr
Catch up. Thanks for ur comment.
Jeezus christ the world is not ending 🙄🙄🙄
@@l1meyman It will if Biden gets elected
people: he's a genious 🤓
he: do you think i'm nuts?
"genius" 😀
Bruh the doctor laughing about him it's sad for me
timestamp pls D:
Did the doctor really? He seems to me that he's just delusional that he's making fun of him when in fact the doctor was not even making any facial expression.
@@nooneseriously22 that's what I think too
❤
The dr didn’t laugh. The patient is having delusions.
people are taken in by his charm and his ease at communicating. hes seems thoughtful with his answers and intelligent.
despite that he says some incredibly disturbing and dangerous things which are clearly red flags.
its quite worrying seemingly a substantial number of people watching this video are incapable of recognising some of the major red flags hes displaying
What’s normal for the spider is chaos to the fly.
You wouldn't go up a dark alley with him !
Another major red flag is the psychiatrist dismissing and deflecting his honest questions when he's become more rational. All he asked for was some time to be alone to think, a couple of days. It's too bad that there wasn't such an option available to him, where he could still be safe, but feel freer and more himself. In fact, it would probably help in his recovery. And where he could have a therapist available to talk to and get at the root of what's disturbed him so much.
@@czlucar Schizophrenia is a thought disorder. He doesn't need time to sort out his thoughts because due to his disease, his thought process is disturbed and his thoughts are disturbing. Ruminating on these won't be helpful for him.
@@evelynwaugh4053 What he has is a psychotic disorder, which more often than not is triggered by trauma, social exclusion, or some highly stressful event. It's not a disease. Diseases have biomarkers and in fact, if it were a brain disease it would be diagnosed and treated by a neurologist, not a psychiatrist. It's not even listed in the DSM as a disease, because diseases have biomarkers. It's listed as a disorder. And yes, the right psychiatric drugs can treat some of the symptoms, especially in the short term and in a crisis. But not because it's treating any disease. That's a misconception.
Another misconception is that it's incurable. That anyone diagnosed with schizophrenia is doomed to having an incurable thought disorder. But then why have so many even prominent people recovered, some on psychiatric drugs and some even without. Have you ever heard of Eleanor Longden? Thankfully she had a therapist who didn't dismiss her and treat her like a lost cause. He believed that she could recover in time. And she did. She's now a research psychologist and gave a TED Talk. So did Elyn Saks, who prefers to remain on medication, but is doing very well for herself. She's an associate dean and Orrin B. Evans Professor of Law, Psychology, Psychiatry, and the Behavioral Sciences at the University of Southern California Gould Law School, an expert in mental health law, and a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship winner.
My grandmother suffered from depression, but in the 60's and 70's, it wasn't taken seriously, especially in a woman. when she passed, I was 5. She was anorexic, bulimic, OCD, and who knows what else. The meds her doctors had her on would have dropped a horse, she didn't even weigh 100 lbs. It breaks my heart for her, she was likely unhappy most of her life. I stayed with her while my mom scoured the house to my Nana's OCD standards. And she was kind and loving to me. My heart hurts for these folks. Today, my grandmother could have had a happy life, or at least a stable one.
Wow you know what its like. Its such brutal suffering that not many people still have enough compassion for in my opinion.
@@andrewlevy4260 I agree. People who've never been depressed can't understand it. They get frustrated that you won't just snap yourself out of it, as if you're doing it on purpose for attention. From the age of 5, when my Nana passed ( buried on my 5th birthday) I would fall into a very dark, bleak depression. I would wake up Christmas morning and it was like some pitch black and twisted, rotting, fetid creature was sitting on my chest. I could feel it's weight pinning me down and smell it's rank odor. I would join my family, and I didn't want to spoil their Christmas so I tried to pretend everything was wonderful. Eventually I'd say I was going to lay down and I'd just lay in bed and sob for no reason. The depression would lift a week or two after my birthday in February and that was it until the following year. Many years later when I was on my own, I adopted a puppy. I've had dogs for the last 26 years, and while I still have depression and anxiety, it's manageable. And brief. One time I dreamed I stepped into a swimming pool and was sitting against the side where I couldn't be seen. It was perfect. It was cool and calm, utterly still, dim and blessedly quiet. I knew I wouldn't be able to breathe but want bothered about it. It just felt so perfect and peaceful, and safe. Then I heard my mom calling me. Over and over. I stayed still, determined to wait her out so she'd go away. But she just kept calling and calling and I knew, just knew she absolutely would never stop. I was so annoyed, I left this perfect tranquility and swam up to her, and woke up. I almost never remember my dreams, bit that's stayed with me at least 30 years, as vivid as the night I dreamt it. Anyway, take care and find people who will support and understand you. Be well, be happy when you can.
That's such a kind and compassionate reply.
I doubt it hun. I'm 35 and suffered from depression and anxiety ass long as I can remember. My depression got worse in my teen years though. But still to this day nothing has helped me. I've taken at least 15 different types of meds. It's horrible. There is no cure for mental illness unfortunately. I'm also a recovering addict. I was addicted to Percocet to many years because when I took them I didn't feel depressed. I felt like a normal person. But obviously taking them without a prescription for them makes things worse because I've been arrested among other things. I wouldn't wish mental illness on anyone and I pray 1 day they figure out better ways to help all types of mental illness.
@@kelly82485 when I'm depressed it feels like being out of phase with everyone. Being so sad it hurts. Deciding how long you'll keep trying before it's ok to quit on everything. For me, when my last dog has to be euthanized, I've given myself permission to go. I've lived on, in 24/7 pain for a family that can't bring themselves to talk to me. I made a commitment to Daisy and keep it,. But after she passes, I get to choose how I went to go on from there.
2:13 He's sane, just one of the few who understands that the modern world has everyone screwed up, including him.
100% agree
I'm scared for you, because this guy is more dangerous than Charles Manson. The fact that you don't recognize his clear psychosis makes you the perfect victim. Go watch Ted Bundy interviews. He seems so smart...until you know what your looking and listening to.
@@mrs.schmenkman2858 Actually he was the perfect victim, again of a screwed up world. You should be scared of your government.
Exactly.
No, no he is definitely not.
Very complex man. He's got valid points. We're all a little crazy but he seems like he could be dangerous so letting him out might not be ideal
everyone COULD be dangerous.
@@Rayhuntter not everyone makes suicidal and homicidal threats either
The patient is so calm omg. I wouldn't be able to be that calm after being dismissed so many times.
Likely pumped full of anti psychotics lol. Also, people were different back then.
This man HAS NO feelings like other people do~ he feels in control and as long as he thinks he is ~ he will be calm.
He's right. He's not insane. Just way beyond his years, I'd say. I like him.
At 2:00 he is right in part of it, to build a new non corrupt system we need to annihilate the old, sometimes you cannot build new without destroying most of the old or all of it but that requires sacrificing at least 50 percent of the population or more and hope that some smarter people can create a better world. Doesnt anyone see how low we have sunk as a species. He is right on this point. Its scary people who are not "crazy" are not smart enough to figure this out or are scared to think that deep. Society has become so much worse since this interview so how can he be wrong, we need to start again before its too late. Open your eyes and ears and use your brain on your own. Dont listen to government or some stupid ass morning shows and gossip reality tv, just think the big picture, especially you people who bring new born's onto this planet. just think please.
What if he is normal and doctor is nuts. What if the way society is now is crazy, while only few of us who are 'crazy' ones are normal haha, trying to build a new better system without corruption, war economy, hunger, poverty, delete god because he obviously cant do his job. By god shouldn't every human being have basic rights for food, shelter and medicine, humanity makes me sick, not all people but most, mostly in westernized world of brainwashing. See watching stuff like this makes you smarter.
Its important to remember even with some mental illnesses a person can still posses a high level of intelligence which can be limited to certain things or even only one particular thing.
Your mental state based on tat comment scares me, the other guy doesnt scare me at.
Yeah you are just as insane as he is
@@ErinRaciell That's a compliment. At least I have not a thick skull.
He is horrible.
@@gwenniewennie8325 You are too.
He seems like he could actually decide to kill someone in a split second, far too dangerously spontaneous to be allowed to roam at large.
once a patient is admitted and they make suicidal and or homicidal threats they not only have to be very careful at the hospital but liability shifts to the doctors and hospital if they are let out and make good on the threats, so not only is it a potential danger but liability and legal issues come into play. They aren't going to release someone like that very easily.
I had a lover like this once. Worst thing that ever happened to me. A real mixed bag of a person. Sometimes people are like a box of chocolates....
Me too.... in a way....but much worse. Very violent broke my nose. Turned things on you....was an addict. Manipulative, funny, charming and evil.
by actually listening to him anyone will notice his intelligence is brilliant
leaving the doc speechless by asking the right questions
just anything he said
Smart enough to be manipulative.
So True!
My sis is schizophrenic, highly intelligent and very manipulating. She can’t help it. She wants to be “well” but hates taking the meds and following suggested therapy. It’s hard to watch and all you can do is love and support her.
You're an amazing sibling. I'm sure it's hard at times though. I wish you and her all the best!💚
@sara hubbert thank you but it’s hard to be good. It’s hard to watch her disintegrate into madness. It’s scary and I wish I were better at it.
I'm sure it's hard but have solice in knowing you're better at it than most would be.
@sandychrist11 It's okay to be frustrated sometimes. ❤ I have dealt with folks with schizophrenia and it's a long road.
The meds can cause side effects and physiological dependencies. There are people diagnosed with schizophrenia who weaned off the meds, some with professional support. And while they might have had a relapse or two because of their reliance on the meds, they eventually recovered. The drugs can be helpful in a crisis, but they're not always the best long-term. I can't link to the article on TH-cam, but here is an excerpt from a journal article
'Mistakes I Have Made in My Research Career' - Robin M. Murray Author Notes
Schizophrenia Bulletin, Volume 43, Issue 2, 1 March 2017, Pages 253-256, :
"We raise the possibility that antipsychotic medication may make some schizophrenic patients more vulnerable to future relapse than would be the case in the natural course of the illness.” Moncrieff carried out a meta-analysis of patient withdrawal studies, and was convinced that “antipsychotic discontinuation may also increase the risk of relapse over and above the risk because of the underlying disorder.”
So, in treating schizophrenia with antipsychotics, do we sometimes compound what is essentially a disorder of presynaptic dopamine by causing secondary dopamine supersensitivity? There is no doubt that antipsychotics are necessary in acute active psychosis. But do have to continue to prescribe them in some patients because we have rendered the D2 receptor supersensitive to the excess dopamine released? I, and indeed most investigators, have neglected this vitally important question."
This guy would have fit right in back in the 60's in the Bronx where I grew up.
I can say that this Mr. Fisher is an intelligent person the way he justified his words
He was very intelligent indeed.
He was of German Ancestry ofcource was intelligent!
I work in mental health and the dr is answering things poorly here. Answering a clients questions sincerely is THE way to build rapport and trust.
They’ve learned a lot since then. This was probably 50 years ago plus
Yes, he was absolutely refusing to reveal anything about himself
This guy is so ok.... God bless his soul
Hes 💯. Theres definitely a continuum for mental disturbances, especially when it comes to grief/loss and unexpected, negative circumstances.
I wonder what ever happened to him? Can’t help feeling sorry for these people.
I love how “the Deep South” is included in the title, as if that signifies some “rare” or almost like some form of an anomalous adjective.
I'm dying from an unknown disease.
What disease is it?
I don't know, but I'm dying from it.
haha, that was funny, It would have also been funny if he would of said dr. why are you asking such dumb questions when I already told you it was unknown.
Whats horrible is the patient asked not to be filmed and his request was refused. I know now theres confidentiality and maybe then those laws werent in place but im willing to bet hes no longer alive and never knew this was going to be shared on a platform everyone in the world can watch.
I really understand this man, that's exactly what I thought when I was getting in the psychiatric hospital.
Very sad. Hope he eventually got his life together.
Honestly sounds like depression and anxiety, and with him talking about staying on top of the hill sounds like alcohol or drug abuse.
Definately more than that.
Doc: You think you need to be here?
Him: "Noooo I'm not nuts.. *sighs* "what we need to do is annihilate the world" *sighs* "hell maybe I am nuts but when I get out im gon get me a hill, some whiskey, no food.. I'm not eatin nothin. N I'm just gon stay on that hill"
LMAO
The doctor was right not to respond to his verbal commands and put him in check. Otherwise you lose the integrity and authority of the doctor-patient relationship.
no he just lost his trust
this is so incredible
''He's sane'' Wow so many doctors in this comment section
Hey! These video's are amazing! Why are you taking them down? Is there somewhere else we can find them? plox!
didnt give permission to be filmed and doctor laughing at him. Ah that takes me back - facepalm. But damn in the second interview especially he showed true depth of intelligence. I would like to know what happened to this young man. Hopefully he found a life balance that allowed him and society to co-exist harmoniously.
He was right to ask the doctor to shut it off. He didn’t want his business being played out for us. His wishes should have been granted. I don’t care how long has passed he still should have been entitled to confidentiality.
Gee. Some of the comments are almost as insane as he is.
Fuck you larry
Right?? Lmao
Lmao lighting up a smoke right after he put one out
Wasn’t even two seconds into this and could clearly see how unethical it was by filming a client who did not want to be filmed! I have nine years university in this field and this is so obnoxious. Breaks my heart knowing so many people were unjustifiably institutionalized and the doctors got great pleasure in experimenting on them from interviews too much more invasive procedures it’s also disgusting
I feel like this guy and a girl I watched on youtube last night. A mixture of the two but still have empathy or self control or whatever it is not to trip completely. What a Trip
*Holy crap!!! I think this is Gary Hilton!!!!* This is the age he was when the army diagnosed him with schizophrenia ...holy crap!!! We need to find out!!
Is it him
Maybe just a coincidence?
Nah. They look nothing alike.
Thank god for subtitles
It's like the patient has no rights, this doctor's going to use him in the film no matter what the patient wants. And I can imagine being in a hospital where you have no control that you don't want to make the doctor mad. I'm struck by how everyone used to wear suits no matter what situation they're in.
What kind of doctor laughs at the patient he’s interviewing?
A careless one.
My schizophrenia prolly wouldve shoved the bottle on the table through his eye socket.. then asked him if he thinks its still funny. . If i had such a disease..
The patient is delusional. The dr isn’t actually laughing!! 🙄
A crappy one
@@catherinerainville4232 you're the delusional one here. All the patient wanted was to get out from the meds which are not helping him and he was so much saner than the doctor that made the normie minded doctor stanced in his nonsense pride. What a doctor!
I dont believe the doctor laughed. This is a patient with schizophrenia, his brain might've shown him the doctor laughing but I doubt he did since theres no audio or visual cue of it.
There seems to be a theme in these videos of the doctor plying them with leading questions to make them seem crazier
Poor guy, I hope he got his life together a little bit more
Thanks for the subs
Why are these guys treating patients like property bought off the market and treating them like prisoners. Wtf is this??! This is like my worst fears showing up as reality.
I wish whoever posted this would follow up with what happened to this young man??????
Reenie Escamilla he’s long dead and gone
@@raphlips still I get the point
Bet he walked right up outta there and never went back
Was that a technicality he got that Dr in? " To a certain extent everyone has problems, to a certain extent," very hard to disprove today.
He's totally right we all are mentally ill to a certain degree..just some alot more than others. I think the doctor was wrong for not answering him, probably was so shocked by his question
hes a very interesting young man, i like his thought process
Though I do think you can have compassion for someone and admire aspects of them and still know you need to be wary and keep yourself safe. Self-protection doesn’t need to equal contempt. His narcissism, etc. is a symptom. That doctor contradicting him when he says he doesn’t want to hurt anyone...seriously?
Agree with him lots, he partially described what I feel as well😄
Many Schizophrenics don’t think they are unwell
True, they don't believe it they don't want to believe it
I live close to Whitfield that place has helped alot of people
If he were diagnosed today it probably wouldn't be schizophrenia.
He comes off nonsensical in the beginning of the conversation but we don't know if he's been shot up with antipsychotics. Most likely it was to settle him down. I'm pretty sure he didn't go willingly.
I bet if we had more info we'd find him in the cluster B family the way he talks about his violent tendencies, his oppositional defiance and his inability to control his anger when triggered. Also, his self loathing (only when he was drug induced).
When I watch these videos, I'm always left wondering what happened to the person.
Yep! Antisocial personality disorder
“Who’s they?” Or just no reply at all while patient asks questions over and over (like if they feel that everyone is mentally imbalanced to an extent) I luvv the snide responses from the doctors.
Seems sane, just a tormented soul. Like he said we all are a little mentally ill sometimes.
Fascinating.
you never see a person with that disorder who's not of above average intelligence. Hope the guys still with us.
So true. Schizophrenia runs heavily in my family and all those who were/are affected by it were/are much above average intelligence. I’d like to know what, if any, the link is.
He probably died of lung cancer a long time ago....
While average intelligence is associated w/ schizophrenics, many can be high functioning if they keep with their medication and therapy. Mathematician John Forbes Nash was very successful and was a professor for many years, he was profoundly schizophrenic. As is Astronomer and Scholarship Awardee Cecile McDough.
@@eily_b not every smoker dies of lung cancer, just FYI . My grandma is 101 and smoked throughout her entire life
@@DELFO2907 What a boss!
I don't know, but i keep agreeing on some of his points.
The hardest is that he actually makes a lot of sense….and he’s n intelligent person yeah he’s
The Roman Catholic seminary in Douglaston NY employed a psychologist back in 1978. I assume many other seminaries did the same
I’m nuts! He said it!
I can’t believe commenters are of the opinion this man is intelligent, even rational-and further-agree with his views. Incredulous. I came here because I lost my wife to madness, attempting to comprehend; instead I left in disgust. A lack of proper education is both the shame of our government and the student alike, may the light of the allegory of Plato’s cave illuminate some of you.
Indeed. Anything that doesn't square with "old-fashioned common sense" (read: any knowledge acquired through elective education) is nothing more than a scam.
First problem is not adhering to Plato’s observation. You really think youtube comments are an accurate representation of reality?
Fran, LOVES to do this with regular people....
This guy is alright. Hope he's OK.
Our society tends to regard as a sickness any mode of thought or behavior that is inconvenient for the system and this is plausible because when an individual doesn't fit into the system it causes pain to the individual as well as problems for the system. Thus the manipulation of an individual to adjust him to the system is seen as a cure for a sickness and therefore as good.
My father is schizophrenic, he ruined my family. Can't text all the evil things he did because he is a fucking psycho. They are like cancer, they need to stay locked. If you don't have a mental in your family you can't understand and that stupid comment shows how ignorant you are
Medicalization as put it by sociologists
Hunter, you put together what is basically word salad. It sounds like you know what your talking about...but you actually don't. You have a couple more decades of learning and experiencing life before you'll figure out everything you just said is bullshi!. Unless of course, your psychotic, which means you can just keep on going until you share a cell with someone who thinks like you. Either your just repeating something you read in the communist manifesto or...?
WTH is up with people playing witch hunters toward people with mental health illness? Do you all live back in 1690s Salem?
Psycho is short for Psychopath, not to be confused with Psychosis. Schizophrenics have psychosis, not psychopathy. This man in the interview apparently has both (technically ASD isn’t psychopathy but is the same construct and is loosely the same thing)
I get the anger of being victimized, but take your anger out on the right people. Most schizophrenics do not also have Psychopathy and are not intentional abusers. Perhaps the people you are affiliating with schiz. had another comorbid disorder (ie APD, NPD, or psychopathy) but psychosis is not the same thing. Manipulation is not a characteristic of psychosis as it is psychopathy. Totally different conditions. Psychopathy is a manipulative and abusive personality construct while schizophrenia is a disorder characterized by psychosis which is when someone has a break from reality (ie hallucinations, incoherent thoughts, etc). Educate yourselves before making ignorant comments.
@@mrs.schmenkman2858 It’s funny that you say that, because that is literally how I see your comment: a word salad.
Mang wit dat dang ol' thang mang. I kewlz muhself come back az a dang ol ghost and kewlz muhself again wit the whole dang o world mang.
Okay boomhauer.🤣🤣🤣
@@vianeyvasquez1713 I see you got my reference 😂
@david lincoln brooks I think they were all from Texas I believe but same difference wit dat dang ol thang lol
😂😂😂
1:13 him saying "don't laugh" in that forceful way made me laugh.
Cos u airhead thin ego guys need to laugh off the senses u can't understand
@@elizvlhxx2896 senses i don't understand? You mean the seriousness of the topic?
@@Allplussomeminus the topic ain't nothing to laugh off, it's the patient instincts u can't manage to understand that make u want to laugh instead
2:25 He trys to explain his position but realizes any effort would be in vain as the “doctor” is laughing at him anyway. He realized that the whole purpose of the filming was to make a mockery of him. So he gives up on explaining and says “im nuts”.
If only I could be as sane as this patient
He threatened to kill attendants and cut his throat, is that sane?
Looks like a regular guy like any other, has the ability to converse rationally and yet expresses violent tendencies at various times. You really never know who you encounter in public or private meeting them for the first time or shortly after eh. You can meet someone like that, think they're quite normal and switch in another second and pop you neck.
This patient is teaching the Dr.
Smart man.
everybody is mentally ill to an extend . So true... psychiatrics want to make u work in a certain way like a machine... but they often cant agree that People are different..
Anyone have a follow up after this?
When is this?!
Poor guy. Has a lot of super reasonable points.
I feel you bro, this world is one fucked up catastrophe.
My goodness, in really wondering if my ex has some diagnosis similar to schizophrenia. 🤔
He met the 1950's masked criminal at a bar and after they robbed 9 motels he killed the 1950's masked criminal
Really
Is that true?
False
Source?
Annihilate the world and start over like Noah's Ark. I think a lot of people who are NOT considered mentally ill would agree with the fact that hitting the reset button would probably save the planet. He's very intelligent - I wish the doctor was more frank with his answers to his patient's questions. Times sure have changed.
I agree but don't forget this was the 60s and the world was far better at that time than now
He seem like an introvert that was tired of being around people and it just pissed him off and he just held all that anger in and now. Well you have it.