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The concept of "We're All Psycho In This Wonderland" explores the commonality of mental disorders and psychopathy in society,
Mental disorders/Psychopathy is quite common in the world,
1/3 of people suffer from it throughout their lifetime.
The focus is on mental disorders caused by the subconscious and whether they should be blotted out or fixed under social standards.
"We're All Psycho In This Wonderland",
a topic that is provocative but true.
The concept argues that everyone desires an immaculate evolution but refuses to acknowledge that this idea creates trouble.
One of the psychoanalytic researchers argues that this kind of neurosis is a kind of self-defense or a way to maintain our mental balance. The concept raises the question of whether insanity is good for civilization development, We look at people who’ve been shattered and different as less than us, but what if, they are more than us? as it has defined the existence of historic geniuses such as Einstein, Lincoln, Van Gogh, Hemingway, and others.
Overall, the concept highlights the need to acknowledge and address mental disorders in society, while also recognizing their potential. By understanding mental disorders and their impact on individuals and society, we can promote better mental health and a more inclusive and accepting society.
Mental disorders/Psychopathy is quite common in the world,
1/3 of people suffer from it throughout their lifetime.
The focus is on mental disorders caused by the subconscious and whether they should be blotted out or fixed under social standards.
"We're All Psycho In This Wonderland",
a topic that is provocative but true.
The concept argues that everyone desires an immaculate evolution but refuses to acknowledge that this idea creates trouble.
One of the psychoanalytic researchers argues that this kind of neurosis is a kind of self-defense or a way to maintain our mental balance. The concept raises the question of whether insanity is good for civilization development, We look at people who’ve been shattered and different as less than us, but what if, they are more than us? as it has defined the existence of historic geniuses such as Einstein, Lincoln, Van Gogh, Hemingway, and others.
Overall, the concept highlights the need to acknowledge and address mental disorders in society, while also recognizing their potential. By understanding mental disorders and their impact on individuals and society, we can promote better mental health and a more inclusive and accepting society.
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