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From: click.an.email.ico@one.of.my.sites.com
"Peter H.M. Brooks" wrote
in news:dfkobd$kal$1@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net:
> You aren't related to Mr David Ike are you by any chance?
Not as far as I know. I've met people who have met him, who all claim he
is an excellent speaker.
Incidentally, if its inherited, it's not madness. Be careful with your
baseless abuse!!
> You appear to have a rather free-wheeling interface with reality.
In all seriousness, and I invite you to check it, the first test of
madness used by Britain's leading active psychiatrist, Professor Robin
Murray of the Maudsley Hospital in South London, is belief in some kind
of a god.
Sounds like a bit of a prejudiced thing Atheists would say amongst
themselves, but it is the test Professor Murray, a Scot, applies. I
tried it, and found all the users of psychiatric services I found did
indeed have some kind of faith.
Try it, see that it is true, and then try it on me. I could be wrong,
all sorts of things could be true, but you can be certain I have no
delusions of any kind at all.
Professor Robin Murray does not make this public, but he's not a very
nice man.
In January or February this year I heard him in a programme on Radio 4
complaining about Cannabis. He and the journalist he'd obviously
briefed, referred to Cannabis causing psychosis, while they both allowed
the lesser read, including nurses, to refer to Cannabis causing
Schizophrenia.
Dope may cause psychosis, given the conditions. It would hardly be a
surprise, a lot of things in the wrong place can, but Cannabis can never
cause Schizophrenia. Never in a million years.
--
T Moore
N E Manchester, England
http://sitemenu.tom-moore.com/
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