-Reciprocal dialogue with oneself (even in public places).
-Believing every governmental action has an ulterior motive (regardless of country or ideology).
-Erratic outbursts of emotion (eg. laughing out loud in public areas without any discernable cause, throwing fits of anger over very minor incidents).
-Unjustified assumptions of ill intent (eg. A - 1 approaches 2 and starts a brief conversation; 3 approaches 2 to inform him that they are in a hurry to leave; 2 leaves and gives 1 a terse farewell; 1 believes that this is an act of social ostracism and occasionally calls them out on it - eg. B - 1 approaches 4, 5, and 6 sitting together at a table and joins them; he asks them questions and hears unenthusiastic responses; he leaves the table with the notion that 4, 5, and 6 have begun to quietly joke about him).
-Adoption of a nihilistic perspective, the belief that life is objectively meaningless (and by extention, that spirituality and morality are purely societal concepts).
-Frequent anxiety attacks, baseless feelings of despair or guilt.
-Frequent thoughts of death; an obsession with the macabre.
What do you think?
-Believing every governmental action has an ulterior motive (regardless of country or ideology).
-Erratic outbursts of emotion (eg. laughing out loud in public areas without any discernable cause, throwing fits of anger over very minor incidents).
-Unjustified assumptions of ill intent (eg. A - 1 approaches 2 and starts a brief conversation; 3 approaches 2 to inform him that they are in a hurry to leave; 2 leaves and gives 1 a terse farewell; 1 believes that this is an act of social ostracism and occasionally calls them out on it - eg. B - 1 approaches 4, 5, and 6 sitting together at a table and joins them; he asks them questions and hears unenthusiastic responses; he leaves the table with the notion that 4, 5, and 6 have begun to quietly joke about him).
-Adoption of a nihilistic perspective, the belief that life is objectively meaningless (and by extention, that spirituality and morality are purely societal concepts).
-Frequent anxiety attacks, baseless feelings of despair or guilt.
-Frequent thoughts of death; an obsession with the macabre.
What do you think?