I read the same head line for times goddammit

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Hello,

I am a full stack engineer with experience in a range of technologies, including JavaScript/TypeScript, PostgreSQL, MERN, T3

I am very desperate for working and money, I would even work for free for certain time to prove I am worth it. I am Tier 3 college/city, third year btech student.

ngl I'd love to read what's brewing inside schizophrenic's head

In my experience not everyone with schizophrenia / a schizoaffective disorder is able to communicate their experience very well, but some of them have published content about it and it can be quite a fascinating research subject.

I'm not aware of any articles myself, only videos, but if you're open to that I have a few recommendations that you could start with.

My favorite example would probably be this interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GU8VmJsX6-s

It may also be worth checking this one out, which is a review of various "schizophrenia simulations" (in other words, depictions): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60n7ZP3Cj-4

There are also videos that aren't necessarily credible sources, but that I find thought-provoking regardless. Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHuFSnhKG9I

I don't have schizophrenia myself, but I have DID and a few other mental illnesses, so the topic of mental illness in general is particularly interesting to me. Learning about others' experiences can teach me things about myself, too.

which model regurgitated this reply ?

he shouldn't have mentioned goatse, or told me not to google it. my curious brain took me to a rabbit hole where several times i wished i didnt have eyes.

Let me be the one to tell you not to look up tubgirl or meatspin. The turn-of-the millennium internet was a dirty place.

When you know how old someone is by the fact they don't know any of those things.

too true and for some reason there was a rule like the worse the content the faster it would download/torrent/kazaa/limewire/etc lol

make lemon parties great again

You get kind of immune to it eventually. At this point I don't even get fazed by goatse, if anything I'm more impressed by just how far that guy managed to stretch.

i never seen it but now inferred enough to know I don't want to

what's the learning curve of a GenZer? When boomer says don't look this up on the internet, it's not because they want the information for themselves. It's because they already have something burned into the memories, and are hoping to save you from the same.

It's human nature to be curious and nothing to be ashamed of. And if someone really doesn't want you looking into something, they won't even mention it.

Which is why the story of the Apple is so bizarre.

Doesn't look good does it?

...and THAT'S how easy to scam someone.

Oh you sweet summer child.