total rubbish. YES it is neurotransmitters. live with it. NO they are not RANDOM, but strongly regulated. drink a few bears m8 see how 'devine' your brain is then.shtreimel wrote:Tried to stay away, but like a car accident...
In previous posts, I mentioned that I work on an early psychosis team. Pharmacology, neuroscience and bio-psychiatry...we've got it all. And we know shit. We're so blinded by "science", "quantitative studies"...and our clients suffer, and suffer. Why? I have no doubt it's because we're living in an era where ""soul", "spirit" are relegated to new-agey (read: unscientific) corners. In other words, if you can't measure it, it ain't worth discussing (which is amusing, because we seem to hang onto that self construct called "romantic love". We live, kill and die for it...though it's nothing more than, what, random neurotransmitters firing dopamine...seretonin?).
Thank God (yup, I said it), there's other psychiatrists and neuroscientists who are humble enough to consider that there are things we'll never be able to measure with tools, tests, etc., and have no problem with human struggle in the form of ill souls, spirit, etc.
depression is a disregulation of neurotransmitterlevels. and yes external impulses can trigger those chemical fluctuations. pills effect those chemicals and receptors... yes some of the pills work unpredictable, or are not fully elucidated yet. but that does in no way imply the hand of god. it's such stupid thinking to go track down holes in our current knowledge and fill them up with god. science is about 'NOT KNOWING' and taking on that challenge. otherwise scientist would have pretty boring jobs ey!