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10. Why do you think you'd hear about those cases in the news?

Tue Sep 17, 2013, 08:07 PM

Sep 2013

For every person who does something like that there's probably scores who just withdraw.

Nice of you to broad-brush 'em all though.

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Why is it, whenever someone "hears voices"... [View all] brooklynite Sep 2013 OP

Maybe the yuiyoshida Sep 2013 #1

Personally, I blame phonics as a method of teaching reading jberryhill Sep 2013 #2

Because the voices are most often a manifestation of fear or anger. Agnosticsherbet Sep 2013 #3

...they don't tell the old guy next door to turn Fox News off? TheCowsCameHome Sep 2013 #4

They do. Glassunion Sep 2013 #5

that was my first thought etherealtruth Sep 2013 #15

schizophrenia can tell you you're the king of England !!! lunasun Sep 2013 #7

There might be a new way to look at this phenomenon Warpy Sep 2013 #8

Serious answer: They sometimes do. (And we don't hear about it) cthulu2016 Sep 2013 #9

Why do you think you'd hear about those cases in the news? Posteritatis Sep 2013 #10

I ignore the voices in my head. hunter Sep 2013 #12

This reminds me of Jamaal510 Sep 2013 #13

When the voices come from "God" xfundy Sep 2013 #14

sigh blogslut Sep 2013 #17