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FIN DE AÑO

Era el mejor de los tiempos, era el peor de los tiempos, la edad de la sabiduría, y también de la locura; la época de las creencias y de la incredulidad; la era de la luz y de las tinieblas; la primavera de la esperanza y el invierno de la desesperación. Todo lo poseíamos, pero no teníamos nada; caminábamos en derechura al cielo y nos extraviábamos por el camino opuesto. En una palabra, aquella época era tan parecida a la actual, que nuestras más notables autoridades insisten en que, tanto en lo que se refiere al bien como al mal, sólo es aceptable la comparación en grado superlativo. 

Charles Dickens - Historia de dos ciudades 

Coloco esta frase de fin de año porque considero esta la introducción mas epica jamas escrita en una novela, personalmente pienso que es a temporal pues pude leerse en cualquier época y seguir teniendo sentido.

la imagen es una marcha por los desaparecidos en México 

imagen de “Fulgor colectivo”

créditos a @chimichubi

vídeo de Nikolas Cruz antes de la masacre de Parkland 

agradecimientos a “RT en español” por subtitular  y subirlo 

Asesinos seriales mexicanos

créditos a “Ocho tv” por la imagen 

What is Schizophrenia?

Schizophrenia is a long term mental illness that is characterised by a variety of symptoms that are high in severity such as hallucinations (seeing or hearing things that are not there), muddled thinking patterns (trouble with connecting thoughts or pausing whilst explaining something) and delusions (inaccurate beliefs that are deemed abnormal and are persistent),  it can often result in frequent changes of moods - all of this has often led to a stigmatisation of the illness and a belief that those who suffer from it can potentially be dangerous or violent, but this is a mere stereotype and when violent behaviour is displayed by those with the illness, this is often caused by other external factors such as intoxication and will often be inflicted on the individual themselves.

There are two categories often used to describe the symptoms of schizophrenia: positive and negative. Now, in everyday life these terms are often used interchangeably with ‘good’ and ‘bad’ - but in psychology they are used to describe when something, like a behaviour is added (positive) and when something is taken away or reduced. So positive symptoms appear due to the schizophrenia and negative symptoms are behaviours/thoughts that are reduced due to the schizophrenia

Positive symptoms: having visual or auditory hallucinations, believing the government (or other) are after you, a distrust in others, irrational beliefs (thought disorders), long pauses

Negative symptoms: a lack of motivation, a lack of interest in activities and everyday life, a lessened experience of emotion, problems with memory, reduced movement 

What causes schizophrenia?

As with all illnesses and disorders, it is impossible to come up with a definitive cause for schizophrenia and is likely a combination of multiple interacting factors. A few examples are:

Genes: There is a significant trend that shows how schizophrenia tends to run in families, the percentage of individuals who develop the illness increases from 1% in the general population too 10% if they have an intermediate relative with it. This in increases to roughly 40-65% in MZ (identical) twins whom share 100% of their DNA. 

Biological: it may be that those with schizophrenia have an imbalance of brain chemicals (neurotransmitters) such as dopamine. Additionally, there may be a difference in brain structure, these ideas are still being researched.

Environment: Of course, the concordance rate for schizophrenia or any illness with never be 100% because there is no one cause, this leads scientists to believe that genetic or biological factors may interact with the environment to cause the illness. Environmental factors are anything that happens to us or that we experience externally, this could be things such as trauma, malnutrition as a child or birth complications as well as drug induced psychosis.

Treatments:

Community Health Teams: made up of professionals such as social workers, mental health nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists etc. that are tailored to the individual and will support them in living their everyday life independently.

Antipsychotics: they block the transmission of the neurotransmitter dopamine, reducing the levels of it within the brain as too high levels have been associated with the symptoms experienced by schizophrenics. 

Therapy/psychological treatment: therapies such as cognitive behavioural therapy and art therapy are commonly used to help with the psychological, cognitive and emotional aspects of the illness.

The debate:

Psychologists are still debating today whether schizophrenia is one illness itself of a combination of symptoms caused by a range of illnesses, and whether it should be a diagnosis or whether the symptoms should be focused on individually. Regardless of this debate, individuals are still diagnosed with it and so it is important to raise awareness for those who have to live with the diagnosis.

I would absolutely love to go more in depth on the variations of schizophrenia and the research behind it in the future - expect more! But, for now this was just a broad summary of the illness and its symptoms, I hope the information is useful. If you believe you or someone you know may experience the symptoms described, I encourage you to seek professional support and to know that you are not alone, schizophrenia impacts over 21 million people globally.

Hi!

I’m in the TCC for a short time, but i never saw all the paintings from  John Wayne Gacy together in a post, so i decide do it, if i forget one of the paintings you please add it to the post (sorry for my broken english) 

BIRDS

BUBBLES THE CLOWN 

CHRIST

CLOWNS 

FLIPPO THE CLOWN 

HANDPRINT AND CLOWNS 

HI HO 

HIHO AROUND THE CAMPFIRE 

HI HO THE CLOWN 

HI HO IN THE FALL 

HI HO IN THE MINE 

HI HO IN THE SPRING 

HI HO IN THE WINTER 

HI HO IN THE WOODS 

LOU JACOBS 

MICKEY 

PATCHES 

POGO AND CLOWN SKULL 

POGO IN THE MAKING 

POGO THE CLOWN 

RAINBOW THE CLOWN 

RED CHRIST

RED CLOUD 

SELF-PORTREIT

SEX SKULL

SITTING BULL

SKULL

SKULLS 

GOLD FINCHES

HOLLYWOOD MONSTERS

SELF PORTREIT

DEATH WISH 

ELVIS PRESLEY 

DOBLE HEAD WITCH 

SEVEN FRIENDS 

INDIAN SKULL

BLOODY SKULL

Other killers draw by Wayne:

TED BUNDY 

CHARLES MANSON 

AL CAPONE 

ZODIAC KILLER 

DAHMER’S SKULL

ED GEIN 

Ted Bundy on Screen :

Mark Harmon in The Deliberate Stranger (1986)

Michael Reilly Burke in Ted Bundy (2002)

Billy Campbell in The Stranger Beside Me (2003)

Cary Elwes in The Riverman (2004)

James Marsters in The Capture of the Green River Killer (2008)

Corin Nemec in Bundy: An American Icon (2008)

hace un rato que no subo nada por falta de tiempo

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