Voices
Thursday, 12Mar2015 Filed in: studies⭐︎ quotes & thinkums
It’s nice to see the ideas behind some of my working assumptions taken seriously.
Sometimes it looks like I might know what I am doing and saying.
Imagine that.
❝Indeed, Durham University researcher Angela Woods, who led the study, noted that as many as 15 percent of people who report hearing voices haven't been diagnosed with any psychological disorder. She and her colleagues believe that "hearing voices" is far more complicated than anyone had ever realized — sometimes they even involve physical sensations like tingling in the hands and feet. People who hear voices say that they can be troubling, but they can also be friendly. Often, therapies can help them understand the voices as parts of themselves, cluing them into subconscious concerns.❞
— Annalee Newitz, Many People Hear Voices -- and It Isn't Always a Sign of Illness
Sometimes it looks like I might know what I am doing and saying.
Imagine that.
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