Is telepathy a sign of bipolar disorder or schizophrenia?

A delusion of telepathy can be a sign of schizophrenia, especially when a person feels that other people or an organization are controlling his thoughts, can read his thoughts, or beaming their …

Top stories for Long   Is telepathy a sign of bipolar disorder or schizophrenia? Irina Nola, Hypnotherapist, Past Life Regression Therapist at New Orleans Hypnosis • Answered December 10 A delusion of telepathy can be a sign of schizophrenia, especially when a person feels that other people or an organization are controlling his thoughts, can read his thoug... Read more » 17 3   What makes Europa a more appealing destination for human exploration compared to the Moon or Mars? Steve Baker, Senior Software Engineer (2013-present) • Answered May 11 I can't think of a single reason why Europa would be "more appealing" than Mars - but I can think of a hell of a lot of reasons why it's MUCH less appealing: Europa is 4 tim... Read more » 143 2   My textbook says, according to the fluid mosaic model, lipids and proteins can freely diffuse but are not free to flip-flop. What do they mean by flip- flop (PG. 183)? Ken Saladin, Former professor of histology (microscopic anatomy) • Answered January 2 The phospholipids of the membrane are normally arranged with their hydrophilic phosphate heads (orange) attracted to the water on both sides of the membrane and their hydro... Read more » 97 12   Why don't Westerners eat part of the animal such as tongue or bone marrow? Trausti Thor Johannsson, Icelandic person • Answered May 2 Because we do This is a lambs head. Eyes, toungue, cheeks are up for grabs. With mashed potatoes and rutabaga. Here is a lambs head pate. All the bits of the head were boiled... Read more » 192 41   How do doctors in universal healthcare systems view the American healthcare system? Chris Heneghan, former Anaesthetist/Intensivist. • Updated April 11 I worked in the UK NHS for 40 years, if you include my student's training time. I also worked for 1 month in the Swedish healthcare system, as a locum. My experience is the... Read more » 1.1K 93   What's the most horrifying dystopian setting in Sci-Fi you've ever seen portrayed in media? (Books, films, video games etc) Mats Andersson, Former moderator at the Litopia Writers' Colony • Answered May 8 Harlan Ellison's I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream. Part of the beauty is that we don't actually get to know much about the setting. What we know is that only a literal hand... Read more » 299 19   Will Joe Biden most likely lose to Trump, and will everyone blame Bernie Sanders for him losing just like Hillary did after 2016? Jill Grant, Avid voter • Answered March 20, 2020 No, Biden will not most likely lose to Trump. I think Sanders is someone who went out of his way to put down Hillary, and did not endorse her until mid-July building wave o... Read more » 300 53   Why are vacuum tubes huge in size? Bob Myers, Electrical Engineer, Technologist, and Tech Geek • Updated December 13 Vacuum tubes are much larger than their modern-day equivalents (transistors) for two reasons: Especially in the early days of their development (starting right around the tu... Read more » 42   Why is gravity "strong" on earth, but almost disappears a few Km up in the air, yet the sun and Proxima Centauri has gravitational forces 40 trillion Km away? Miguel Corazao, Electrical Engineer (1994-present) • Updated May 31 I started to downvote this question, but the reality is that, unfortunately, it seems that a lot of people actually believe this is true. They see pictures of astronauts fl... Read more » 201 33   Why don't bears fast a few days before hibernation to fully empty their bowels, so they wouldn't develop constipation upon waking up? T. Barczuk, studied at Gdansk University of Technology • Answered May 10 Thinking about bears developing constipation might be funny, and I think I know why this might come to mind. However, this sorry fate doesn't really await them, and even if... Read more » 546 22   How do you keep your roadside mailbox from being knocked down? Jonathan Point, lives in Australia (1960-present) • Updated May 10 With the "wall of death"… Some years ago, after our old mailbox was repeatedly found at various angles to the ground (they never managed to rip it out of the ground entirely... Read more » 1.9K 106   Why is a supermarket chain in the UK removing self-checkout facilities? Tony Gilbert, lives in Scotland (1990-present) • Answered April 22 They've always been widely unpopular - my wife refuses to use them and it's a rare occasion when I don't have to get an assistant to reset them mid-checkout. Booths, the sm... Read more » 51 46 Read more in your feed

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