Anderson Cooper tries a schizophrenia simulator

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  • @fbiagent5107
    @fbiagent5107 5 років тому +16106

    It's all fun and games until you take off the headphones and still hear them

    • @Ash-ow5yc
      @Ash-ow5yc 5 років тому +333

      That’s like a Black Mirror episode all in one sentence. 😧

    • @bruhcow315
      @bruhcow315 4 роки тому +41

      Bruh you legit copied this comment from another video stfu

    • @rip_etiak3508
      @rip_etiak3508 4 роки тому +12

      @@bruhcow315 yes

    • @trashcan8672
      @trashcan8672 4 роки тому +22

      Well I mean you are an FBI agent so um yeah you do hear stuff

    • @randonlando418
      @randonlando418 4 роки тому +5

      be racist or perish unless you’re a troll. Still, get help.

  • @gzsandiego
    @gzsandiego 8 років тому +12180

    "Cooper, we haven't turned on the simulation yet..."

    • @skinny1685
      @skinny1685 8 років тому +140

      Gabe Zorbas could you imagine?? 😂

    • @neurokid1
      @neurokid1 8 років тому +59

      LMAOOO

    • @4ngellvc874
      @4ngellvc874 8 років тому +29

      Gabe Zorbas LOL

    • @websuspect
      @websuspect 8 років тому +90

      We havent turned on the headphones yet.

    • @xXPikaPichuXx
      @xXPikaPichuXx 8 років тому +1

      Arianator 101

  • @JulianPotts3396
    @JulianPotts3396 8 років тому +5461

    The generic phrases are bad enough. Imagine what the voices would say if "they" actually knew stuff about "you".

    • @nickcurran3712
      @nickcurran3712 8 років тому +62

      Julian Potts exactly

    • @lisacarver9324
      @lisacarver9324 8 років тому +175

      The voices are you.

    • @ilovebooks49
      @ilovebooks49 8 років тому +243

      Oh geez that sounds absolutely horrible

    • @youstankhoe4309
      @youstankhoe4309 8 років тому +165

      holy shit i just got super scared at the thought of that. Man i hope i never deal with anything like this or anyone i know either. or anyone in general. It's like torture

    • @cmgyt5724
      @cmgyt5724 8 років тому +28

      Is it your voice talking back to you? Like with thoughts, you hear your voice? Or is it other people's voices?

  • @an.dr.16561
    @an.dr.16561 8 років тому +2044

    dayum this shit must be mentally exhausting fuckkk i feel sad for the people Who expierience this

    • @westingtyler1
      @westingtyler1 8 років тому +13

      look into the VR autism simulator and the migraine simulator, too. empathy is the point.

    • @an.dr.16561
      @an.dr.16561 8 років тому +3

      EricAdamIdeas i feel empathy man ... This must be awful

    • @QuantumSnper
      @QuantumSnper 8 років тому

      belia st empathy is bad Mkay

    • @441meatloaf
      @441meatloaf 8 років тому +9

      Funny enough history has shown some of the greatest scientist and mathematicians has got some form of schiz. For example, the great mathematician that invented the Nash Equilibrium, John Nash.

    • @matthewgriffin7857
      @matthewgriffin7857 8 років тому +6

      belia st Right? it would mess up every aspect of life...can't even imagine...I wouldn't even be able to have sex with those constant voices

  • @desertpair2
    @desertpair2 8 років тому +6695

    And just think: Anderson KNOWS that the voices are not real. Big difference.

    • @zammmerjammer
      @zammmerjammer 8 років тому +372

      Actually, knowing the voices are not real doesn't make it better. Just like having an itch all over your body -- it's not made better by knowing that no one else around you is itchy.

    • @Thecoolaccount
      @Thecoolaccount 8 років тому +127

      zammmerjammer ACTUALLY, many believe that demons are speaking with them. Would you prefer to know the voices are not real, or would you like to believe that evil spirits are tormenting you?

    • @zammmerjammer
      @zammmerjammer 8 років тому +66

      Thecoolaccount The difference is one of insight only, not of degree of suffering.

    • @cynthiak.4261
      @cynthiak.4261 8 років тому +26

      Thecoolaccount I'd definitely want to rule out a demon or dead person. Consult a reputable medium and/or a priest for a banishment ritual before resorting to meds.

    • @angheldumitrescu7245
      @angheldumitrescu7245 8 років тому +27

      oh, but they are real ;)

  • @terimontgomery9435
    @terimontgomery9435 8 років тому +1281

    How sad. Has to be exhausting

    • @vanessa_the_mindset_maven
      @vanessa_the_mindset_maven 8 років тому +29

      I was diagnosed with a form of schizophrenia some years ago and I shivered after watching this video...there are NO words; extremely exhausting and then you have to care for kids, cook, work, and pretend to be normal.....

    • @terimontgomery9435
      @terimontgomery9435 8 років тому +12

      Vanessa Ratcliff I really hope it gets better for you

    • @spacegirl1333
      @spacegirl1333 8 років тому +18

      Vanessa Ratcliff you're a damn warrior man. I have my own mental health issues and can barely function. I wish you nothing but happiness and peace

    • @spencerocarroll6908
      @spencerocarroll6908 8 років тому +41

      Teri Montgomery it is... I have this but insanely personal and I cried while watching this, I have a crap ton of mental illnesses and I have panic attacks very often. My teachers, friends, and family don't understand when I explain that this is how I feel to them. Most think I want an excuse to not do something or they think I'm joking when in reality this happens all the time

    • @HNSthejypod
      @HNSthejypod 8 років тому

      Spencer O'Carroll I don't understand why such defective people have efforts made to help them

  • @raquelborsos8315
    @raquelborsos8315 Рік тому +555

    As someone who has to deal with hallucinations, I just want to thank everyone who tries to understand the struggle we go through on a daily basis. I would never expect someone to fully understand what it's like, but the fact you're trying actually helps us to not feel ashamed about what we go through, and helps with our healing process. Just my take on it, thank you ❤️

    • @oktoberchest
      @oktoberchest Рік тому +3

      do you know they are not real? my sister i think didnt know what was real in her pshyoses.

    • @raquelborsos8315
      @raquelborsos8315 Рік тому +15

      @@oktoberchest I've been through it, it's actually very hard to tell what's real and not real when you're going through psychosis. It's hard to explain, but imagine that you're in your home, the floors you step on feel real, it smells like your home, your family is there, only that in reality you're actually in the streets. It's a very dangerous and scary thing to go through. I wish your sister and you well 💜

    • @a11an72
      @a11an72 Рік тому

      In the beginning God created man for us to be an expression of His will and nature, but in our free will we fell in sin, immediately after the fall of sin we see Gods love revealed when He prophecies about the restoration of the relationship between God an man when He says: «The seed of the woman will crush the head of the snake» , and this is a prophecy about the virgin birth of Jesus and how Jesus will come and put and end to the devil and sin and ultimately the enmity between God and man for those who receives Jesus as their savior, this is fulfilled in the the Bible verse John 3,16 : «For so did God love the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life»
      So if you seek Jesus you will find Him, and if you receive Him as your savior and turn from sin you will be saved !
      «For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end. 12Then shall ye call upon me, and ye shall go and pray unto me, and I will hearken unto you. 13And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart. 14And I will be found of you, saith the LORD: and I will turn away your captivity, and I will gather you from all the nations»
      If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. 10 For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you profess your faith and are saved. 11 As Scripture says, “Anyone who believes in him will never be put to shame.”[e] 12 For there is no difference between Jew and Gentile-the same Lord is Lord of all and richly blesses all who call on him, 13 for, “Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.”[f]

    • @Only2genders.
      @Only2genders. Рік тому +1

      Think of the episode of American dad where Stan took those drugs but he went into an drug inducd psychosis and thought he was somewhere beautiful but he was really eating rats down an alley.

    • @rainforme1850
      @rainforme1850 10 місяців тому +2

      I am so sorry that we’re living in a world where you have an illness and you have to be ashamed. Just gave me 1/10 of one percent of what it might be like to listen to voices in your head. It took me a whole new level.

  • @burtvhulberthyhbn7583
    @burtvhulberthyhbn7583 6 років тому +4844

    Horrifying.
    And these are only auditory not visual.

    • @dtsuga.6034
      @dtsuga.6034 6 років тому +173

      Oh My God, you should see what it's like to have visual and auditory at the same time. It happened to me many times.

    • @galatea742
      @galatea742 6 років тому +104

      visual is difficult, to me, they are like demonic shadows, dancing around your peripheral vision, oh and the name calling, that is painful.

    • @frowlinian8175
      @frowlinian8175 6 років тому +80

      ... apparently I'm incredibly ignorant about schizophrenia... I didn't know it was literally hearing voices in your head, I thought it was just like... urges kind of... and I had no idea visual was even a thing

    • @frowlinian8175
      @frowlinian8175 6 років тому +24

      @Benny Hill in not being hard on myself lol. Ignorance isn't a bad thing imo, staying ignorant is... and I try not to do that... but I definitely learned a lot today

    • @paulijeh7297
      @paulijeh7297 5 років тому

      Wait there’s visual

  • @sydandtaytum
    @sydandtaytum 8 років тому +2319

    glad they did this segment. people need to be more informed about mental illness so they can have some sympathy instead of writing people off as crazy.

    • @hmmokthen3338
      @hmmokthen3338 8 років тому +15

      exactly

    • @jarret45
      @jarret45 8 років тому +43

      And we can please stop sending armed psychopathic bullies with badges to deal with these vulnerable people who need our understanding and help?

    • @spacegirl1333
      @spacegirl1333 8 років тому +11

      jarret45 I was just talking about the influx of mentally ill people getting shot by police. It's come to the point where people advise you NOT to dial 911 if a loved one is acting strangely or threatening suicide...there's a good chance with the erratic behavior that brings, the mentally ill person will be shot. You're supposed to get them to the nearest hospital if at all possible, by any means necessary.

    • @kewlcats5
      @kewlcats5 8 років тому +1

      Schizophrenia is a drug not a mental condition

    • @Dragon-Scratch
      @Dragon-Scratch 8 років тому +14

      KewlCats wtf Schizophrenia IS a mental illness/disorder

  • @noodle089
    @noodle089 8 років тому +1506

    Several months back I was in a psych ward of the hospital for an eval because I was suicidal. There was someone else there in a separate room who was schizophrenic. I could hear his shouts and screams the entire night, and I felt so terrible for him. All I could think about was how exhausting it must be to have to live with a mind like that.

    • @CarolsVideos
      @CarolsVideos 8 років тому +100

      Same. But in my case it was a woman. At one point it was very strange because she was talking to herself, or I should say she was talking to one of the voices, and at some point she mentioned something about me that no one in the facility would have known. Something about toothpaste. I don't remember specifically but it was very strange. Later on she was screaming and having an episode yelling " NO NO NO" and not wanting to give her address to one of the voices. This thing with her address was a reoccurring thing. As you said it must be so exhausting. They literally never get a mental break, which is already enough to drive someone insane.

    • @aidandugan8316
      @aidandugan8316 8 років тому +43

      Are you okay now?

    • @bastaudio
      @bastaudio 8 років тому +8

      I still remember the screams 3 and a half years later.

    • @frostmaiden85
      @frostmaiden85 8 років тому +6

      CarolsVideos same happened to me tho im not schizophrenic i was hearing voices and i would know things about ppl that later turned out to be true. i think its a psychic phenomenon but luckily for me there was a medical cure.

    • @rainman4644
      @rainman4644 8 років тому +9

      frostmaiden85 hahahaha shut the fuck up

  • @josephhage9377
    @josephhage9377 3 роки тому +105

    It’s like a group of people having a conversation in the back of your mind
    And the whole time they are judging the shit out of you and exploiting your weaknesses and insecurities, while one of them tries to stick up for you, and tell the others in the group to stop being so mean.
    They go back and forth judging, supporting, and arguing amongst each other.
    It’s like you exist for their entertainment

    • @Seatonni
      @Seatonni Рік тому +6

      This was a good explanation of the voices when it happens.

    • @rickhff9780
      @rickhff9780 8 місяців тому +3

      Spot fucking on

    • @igz5553
      @igz5553 7 місяців тому +3

      100% accurate for me at least, when it was at its worse for me it was just like this. A voice saying something negative about me, a voice sticking up for me, then a voice complimenting me and saying I’m handsome, then back to the hurtful abuse saying opposite of the nice voice. Relentless but at least I was getting positivity too. It’s starting to come back now. Considering going back on my meds, but perhaps it won’t come back this time…

    • @rickhff9780
      @rickhff9780 7 місяців тому

      @@igz5553 I was living in my car and it started with two women . It was positive at first I lived at a park and thought they lived at these houses nearby . I thought they were REAL . And that the car made my senses like hearing become extreme . I loved the attention thinking women were watching me 24/7 . Then the others came . Everywhere I went other people who parked at the park I thought I could hear everyone’s conversations . In a drive thru thinking people were commenting on the smell of my car . It progressively got more negative till that’s all I heard was negative things . In the shower at planet fitness thinking the workers were watching me thru a camera in the bathroom . (It was the parking lot ) I began talking back to them and typing my responses in my notes on my phone . I went to the ER after a panic attack were I thought I was having a heart attack . Told them about the voices . They put me in the phych ward . Spent 15 days in I left because of a court case . I dint have voices after the medicine . But it’s stuck with me just try to consistently improve things in your life . Stay focused on what’s important. People like us can loose our mental control at anytime so take advantage of the blessing while you have it ! I’ve since bought a new car have an apartment and stable job ! Quit drugs etc.

    • @rickhff9780
      @rickhff9780 7 місяців тому +4

      @@igz5553 everything you said I experienced as well . I hope you stay strong . I was suicidal during my time I lost control . I completely changed my outlook on life and live with no stigmas against myself now . I heard everything terrible about me from my own mind you know ?

  • @Jms4448
    @Jms4448 8 років тому +1971

    I love that he did this bc our society, as a whole, is lacking in empathy and patience when it comes to people dealing with a mental illness.

    • @Neffenare
      @Neffenare 8 років тому +4

      Jeannie Clegg Yeah, I deal with some minor ones...

    • @Xxbte96xX
      @Xxbte96xX 8 років тому +2

      Yes it is, it's sad.

    • @omarrwilliams9209
      @omarrwilliams9209 8 років тому +7

      Jeannie Clegg so Hillary supporters?

    • @biagioschiano4352
      @biagioschiano4352 8 років тому +12

      Way to use a positive message about accepting those with mental issues as a stage for your shitty political commentary.

    • @ethanbanks3502
      @ethanbanks3502 8 років тому +23

      thats because we have so many self diagnosing idiots in the world who think just because they are stressed they have anxiety, or because they have a mood swing they are bi polar, it is very isolating for those with real deal mental health problems

  • @samanthamelendez8851
    @samanthamelendez8851 8 років тому +1824

    My mother is a schizophrenic and it hurts my heart.

    • @iamheidari
      @iamheidari 8 років тому +26

      Sapphire Orchid May God bless her, I hope she will feel better some day and stay strong! Something is for sure, she is probably a proud mother to have you! I am maybe a nobody to you but I got to know for the first time what this illness is all about, it made me sad to see you comment that.

    • @iamheidari
      @iamheidari 8 років тому +9

      Byakkotai 1868 Yeah, being blessed doesn't mean you have to have the most perfect life. It is the memories of seeing her child happy, strong and successful. Trust me, everyone's parents biggest blessing is seeing their child/children successful and happy. So when I say that, I don't only mean that she hopefully gets better someday, but also that she gets to see her child successful and happy. Get it? ;)

    • @samanthamelendez8851
      @samanthamelendez8851 8 років тому +2

      I appreciate that.

    • @itsbc753
      @itsbc753 8 років тому +9

      Sapphire Orchid My mom is too. This stuff hits me kinda hard. Very glad he did this to spread awareness

    • @SaherHaroon
      @SaherHaroon 8 років тому +10

      Sapphire Orchid I'm very sorry to hear that. I pray she finds peace and that your pain lessens and the heaviness you feel is lightened.💕

  • @Wardy125
    @Wardy125 7 років тому +2519

    This is worse than any horror movie I've ever watched. I'm so sorry to anyone that goes through this.

    • @lucienfournier0
      @lucienfournier0 4 роки тому +30

      be racist or perish can you shut the fuck up? thanks.

    • @jorgeangulocardenas4986
      @jorgeangulocardenas4986 4 роки тому +4

      Lucien Fournier 🤣🤣🤣

    • @smokepurp5614
      @smokepurp5614 4 роки тому

      @be racist or perish 1776 will commence again!!!!!!!!

    • @jasonblahafitness9637
      @jasonblahafitness9637 4 роки тому +1

      @be racist or perish How ironic, you sound like a full blown schizophrenic

    •  4 роки тому +1

      @@lucienfournier0 for speaking what he thinks, where is that projected from?

  • @taneamurphey5652
    @taneamurphey5652 6 місяців тому +76

    My best friend of 18 year just took her own life due to this awful illness. Im sorry Kagney. I pray you are at peace. I pray that the voices are gone and your having beautiful after life in heaven. You deserve it. I love u 🙏♥

    • @_Breakdown
      @_Breakdown 3 місяці тому +2

      Have a set of Gregorian Masses offered for your best friend. It is 30 Masses offered in a row. (I’m going to skip a lengthy theological or spiritual explanation - but please know that every soul benefits from this on the next part of their journey). 🐛🦋🕊️

    • @BrittAlisha
      @BrittAlisha 2 місяці тому

      They are gone ❤

    • @_Breakdown
      @_Breakdown 2 місяці тому

      @@BrittAlisha meaning?

    • @alexisb1987ful
      @alexisb1987ful Місяць тому

      Where is this in the Bible?

    • @Creoles.nature
      @Creoles.nature Місяць тому

      I pray your ok

  • @BJ-eh4ol
    @BJ-eh4ol 7 років тому +5094

    Reading these comments was really surprising. I had no idea people had empathy for people like me. Much appreciated.

    • @MrShanester117
      @MrShanester117 6 років тому +86

      Zurr J
      They only have empathy when Anderson Cooper tells them to...

    • @you6382tube
      @you6382tube 6 років тому +182

      Zurr J- there is so much love and empathy for people like you. Wishing you all he best.

    • @Subawoooo
      @Subawoooo 6 років тому +121

      It's not you're fault bro

    • @tepsy1993
      @tepsy1993 6 років тому +18

      if you don't like the station, change it. Don't listen to these humans, you are beautiful.

    • @kevinrby1982
      @kevinrby1982 6 років тому +46

      When I was a Special Education teacher a few years ago, I had two young adult students who were diagnosed schizophrenic. They were at the same time both my most challenging students and my favorite students. Their daily battle just to get through an 8 hour day was commendable. Although their mental health rarely allowed them to practice cooperative behaviors, it also created in them great appreciation for the rare incidents of positive cooperative interactions.

  • @JohnSmith-xk5ou
    @JohnSmith-xk5ou 8 років тому +1530

    If only we could remove the stigma on this.

    • @TheChickenRiceBowl
      @TheChickenRiceBowl 8 років тому +32

      That's literally what they're trying to do by making this.

    • @JohnSmith-xk5ou
      @JohnSmith-xk5ou 8 років тому +36

      TheChickenRiceBowl They did and I'm so happy about that, but America isn't doing enough and that's what I was talking about in my original comment.
      I hate living in a world where my illness (not my actions) frightens even my family and I'm projecting.

    • @amelialouisa8541
      @amelialouisa8541 8 років тому +16

      John Smith The worst part is the lack of services and space for the mentally ill to go. There is not enough funding for clinics. specialists, supportive housing etc. Letting people with severe mental health issues fend for themselves. Doesn't help that the medications alone are ridiculously priced. Many unable to afford them. The system needs to change. I forgot the percentage but many inmates have mental health disorders. They certainly are not getting the treatment that need there.
      It's infuriating. I struggle with depression and horrible insomnia. Went to pick up a new med of Seroquel XR to help with mood and sleep. 659.00 bucks for a month. I couldn't get it....

    • @bensmith5064
      @bensmith5064 8 років тому +55

      The best help everyone has the ability to give someone suffering, is have a conversation with them as a normal person. It's kinda ironic, just today walking to store to buy smokes (bad habit I know) I walk past a semi holiday inn style retreat for people with mental illness. As I walked by a man with fully bandaged legs and in a wheel chair calls me over, he seems ok and lucid so i go say hi. The guys been under a few days isolation due to a mental break (linked to schizophrenia) in which he started to burn himself feet up. All he wanted, was a smoke and a chat. So we chatted for near 45 mins. Intelligent, well centered man., You can tell he would only hurt himself let alone a fly when he has his mental breaks. I can tell by his reaction and the convo, that that 45 minutes made his entire day.
      Just because we're not doctors can;t mean we can;t give the best medical treatment available - time, company and a smile.

    • @amelialouisa8541
      @amelialouisa8541 8 років тому +18

      ben Smith Yes! Right on point Ben. I worked at a homeless shelter in Seattle. Looked very intimidating at first. After getting to know everyone, I realized that just being called by their NAME meant something to them. Like you said to just chat and joke around meant the world to alot of them. When you're looked over or looked down on so often, being treated like a human being is golden. I met some of the best people working there. People with incredible stories and talents. Some very ill and some just down on their luck. It opened my eyes and I'm glad I had that experience. Sounds cliche but kindness can make someone's day.

  • @retrofilth1414
    @retrofilth1414 8 років тому +1185

    This video was going great until I paused the video, and the voices kept going :|

    • @reedahgong5
      @reedahgong5 8 років тому +45

      RetroFilth They're whispering Hugh Moungus

    • @retrofilth1414
      @retrofilth1414 8 років тому +15

      reedahgong5 NIIIIICEEEE MEEEEEMEEEEE BROOOOOOOOO

    • @juliaeaster4384
      @juliaeaster4384 8 років тому +1

      RetroFilth I'm sorry 😐

    • @reedahgong5
      @reedahgong5 8 років тому +8

      But if you're serious it might be best and early enough to go get checked out. Maybe you can get help now because I have a family member who's not even a shell of his former self and it all started with the voices.

    • @atjshow
      @atjshow 8 років тому +2

      DAMN SON WHERE'D YOU FIND THIS?!?!

  • @steven-9481
    @steven-9481 5 місяців тому +22

    As someone who suffers with schizo-affective disorder, seeing Anderson try this makes me feel connected in some way... Thank you for the empathy.

    • @gibgabster
      @gibgabster 3 місяці тому

      I just diagnosed last year with schizoaffective too! I went undiagnosed for years

  • @kimiantumblod7654
    @kimiantumblod7654 8 років тому +2459

    I pray for the people who suffer from mental illness. Keep well guys. =)

    • @Silje.L
      @Silje.L 8 років тому +7

      Thanks man

    • @TheImpiroGirl
      @TheImpiroGirl 8 років тому +5

      Thank you

    • @JazzyHarley22
      @JazzyHarley22 8 років тому +5

      kim ian tumblod Thank you!

    • @lou4781
      @lou4781 8 років тому +46

      "What's praying going to do?" I'm an agnostic and don't pray (obviously). However, even I still know what praying does, or the actual comment of saying, "I pray for the people" or "I'll keep you in my prayers". It is doing several things, the most obvious is that it lets the person/people know that you are thinking of them and that you wish them well. I'm not going to teach you anymore, so figure out the rest on your own.

    • @rainbowsparkleunicorns9093
      @rainbowsparkleunicorns9093 8 років тому +21

      Tom Smith I am agnostic as well and i think this is an incredibly true and thoughtful comment on your part
      Thank you for your positivity

  • @jadaxleigh
    @jadaxleigh Рік тому +1347

    My father was severely schizophrenic and took his life around 3 weeks ago because it was too much for him. I know he is finally at peace and no longer suffering but damn I miss him so much. He always told me to watch this video but I haven't gotten the chance to until now. To have a small insight of what was going on in his mind made me emotional. God, I wish I could have done something to help him.

    • @len.exists
      @len.exists Рік тому

      I am so sorry for your loss. Mental illness is devastating. I hope you know that it was not your fault and there was nothing you could have done. May he rest in peace ❤

    • @oktoberchest
      @oktoberchest Рік тому +74

      thats sad. my sister has it, before she had meds she wanted to kill herself. but she didnt want the meds. now that she got them she doesnt really see people or demons and stuff but she is a differend person. still not good, depressed looking. i hope so much she will cure. i pray alot for it.

    • @rohanindra6401
      @rohanindra6401 Рік тому +22

      Sorry for your loss

    • @Evolved_Real
      @Evolved_Real Рік тому +6

      Did he take medicines?

    • @Evolved_Real
      @Evolved_Real Рік тому +10

      My father also has it, but he takes medicine so he is ok, and he is not as violence as other people get, he sometimes get negative symptoms but most of the time he just listens to music. The most violence he got was in 2018 he would say so many bad words and laugh for no reason, and he would say he will buy a car, a big house and invent his own business but when he starts taking his medicines again he starts becoming better. He starts doing the negative things last year too, but it wasn't that really bad. He takes his medicine everyday. He still sometimes get halluncinations but not that much,

  • @mark250
    @mark250 8 років тому +633

    Having social anxiety itself is so exhausting for me I can't imagine living with this

    • @_osvaldo___5529
      @_osvaldo___5529 8 років тому +74

      William E social anxiety is the fucking worst, you feel everybody's watching you and and you think everybody's judging you.

    • @ericpalomino6348
      @ericpalomino6348 8 років тому +1

      William E same holy shit man

    • @TheRisingIcarus
      @TheRisingIcarus 8 років тому +10

      Hang in there, I finally overcame it this year and I don't nearly feel as exhausted as I used to

    • @nowaynoway4081
      @nowaynoway4081 7 років тому +1

      William E i cant imagine those voices coming from nowhere or
      coming from the subconcious. its very near to demonic things .

    • @nowaynoway4081
      @nowaynoway4081 7 років тому +5

      William E social anxiety is all about exposure without exposure you wont achieve anything.

  • @clugzo
    @clugzo 8 років тому +3237

    Plot twist the simulator wasn't turned on.

  • @_1enki
    @_1enki Рік тому +4

    Rs I think I have it and I’m too scared too tell my mom and I’ve been feeling and hearing these things for 3 years now

    • @firestara4830
      @firestara4830 Рік тому +1

      Tell someone please there is many ways to help, the earlier the better

    • @aac1336
      @aac1336 Рік тому +1

      From my experience talking about it to someone you trust can make you feel better but at the end of the day only the person going through it will understand. It’s a part of you so try to just accept it. I did. At first it was scary. At times even dangerous it felt but once I accepted it I realized it didn’t control me I controlled it. It’s you. A part of you that is special. Others might say it’s crazy or something but that’s their opinion. It’s what makes you you. The more I embraced it the less troubling it became. Accepting it allowed me over time to actually learn more about myself. Fear went out the window eventually. I became more aware of my actions and other peoples actions. People dealing with this become more intelligent and less psychotic if they put in the effort. Remember it’s a part of you so it’s no more stronger than you are. You can learn to control it with time and patience. I love you very much my friend and wish you all the best. Stay strong🦾🦾❤️‍🔥

  • @stevent304
    @stevent304 4 роки тому +3156

    This simulation was totally PG too.. Imagine what you really hear.

    • @brainmind4070
      @brainmind4070 4 роки тому +70

      If the schizophrenics at the local library are any indication, the hallucinations cover pretty much everything someone might be thinking.

    • @JRuni0r
      @JRuni0r 4 роки тому +148

      What's really scary and interesting is that the voices people hear are largely shaped by the culture they grow up in. American auditory hallucinations are much harsher and negative and threatening compared to those suffering in Africa and India based on 2014 research. The implications of this research touch of the societies at large.

    • @TheJnkh
      @TheJnkh 4 роки тому +1

      @Terra Dactyl yeah. Say it more. I turn me on u filthy voicew

    • @uhm179
      @uhm179 4 роки тому +105

      @@JRuni0r I wonder if Schizophrenics in Canada hear encouraging uplifting voices

    • @Thaliva123
      @Thaliva123 4 роки тому +7

      I don’t even want to imagine... it’s really sad.

  • @kingkoda1992
    @kingkoda1992 4 роки тому +3414

    It’s crazy how the brain works. The brain is the most terrifying thing.

    • @thed00t76
      @thed00t76 4 роки тому +112

      kingkoda1992 what’s also terrifying is how little we know about the brain, that being ourselves. I feel like things like schizophrenia or even nightmares are from different part of our brain, one ‘we’ don’t have control over.

    • @Rin-hh9qb
      @Rin-hh9qb 4 роки тому +31

      It shows that we should surround ourselves with positive people

    • @gardensofthegods
      @gardensofthegods 4 роки тому +26

      Well my girlfriend lives with her mother who is a paranoid schizophrenic.... they were getting along pretty good as long as her mom was staying with her medication..... then she got her mom a caretaker so she could finish going to college.... and that was the beginning of their horrible problems : the caretaker was young and bought some weed over for her to smoke.... the mother went off her meds and started selling her stash of whatever drugs she had.... I don't know if that was sleeping pills , anti-anxiety pills or what but she started selling them to buy more weed.... she stopped eating all the healthy food in the refrigerator and had the caretaker buying her cupcakes , cookies all kinds of junk food and crap ..... her mom gained back a hundred pounds that they had worked so hard for her to lose .
      Anyway her mom got worse and worse started acting like a kid herself getting nasty and vicious.... well there's a lot more to it and tonight she had to hide in the bathroom to get away from her mom who was really scaring her .
      I tried to tell her number of times over the years to try to get her on large doses of niacin also called B3 .
      Her mom only just started taking her meds again recently and is not on all of them .
      She just told me she's probably going to have to have her 302d tonight..... I feel so bad for both of them .
      Her mom kept thinking someone was hiding in the apartment and has even had the cops there several times in the past few days looking through the closets and what not.... she swears there's somebody in the cell phone giving her daughter commands and she's not referring to Google or UA-cam but she thinks there's actually an entity in the phone like a demon .. just very scary stuff .

    • @miloesalazar
      @miloesalazar 4 роки тому +19

      @@Rin-hh9qb It shows that we should HELP people. Sounds like you're trying to avoid them. They are human just like you and me.

    • @cnoevil8468
      @cnoevil8468 4 роки тому +5

      If there are gods out there, then the brain is one of them.

  • @pamyuhnke8143
    @pamyuhnke8143 3 роки тому +50

    I did that at work in the emergency department. It was horrible and gave me some insight into what our patients go through. Everyone should try it.

  • @radioactivecat1345
    @radioactivecat1345 4 роки тому +2482

    Plot twist: *the headphones weren't plugged in*

    • @SaggersAlt
      @SaggersAlt 4 роки тому +12

      🤣

    • @cptmarshm3llow
      @cptmarshm3llow 4 роки тому +2

      Fr huh

    • @pandakso3365
      @pandakso3365 4 роки тому +6

      Bruh

    • @MikeTheArtistX
      @MikeTheArtistX 4 роки тому +3

      hahaha you funny people :))))

    • @lunabinofsin
      @lunabinofsin 4 роки тому +4

      *laughs in Schitzophrenic* ....Wait i was laughing by myself right? *yes, i am one, im not mocking anyone who lives through this actual hell

  • @PIlotrcm
    @PIlotrcm 8 років тому +497

    "You suck and they know it" XD

    • @kapildeshmukh7878
      @kapildeshmukh7878 8 років тому +8

      Too bad he works for CNN, and it's actually coming out to be true thanks to Hilary Clinton

    • @mr.mohagany8555
      @mr.mohagany8555 8 років тому +15

      Well said, I get so tired of Trump supporters. Who would watch a thing on mental illness and bring up Hillary?!??

    • @whynottalklikeapirat
      @whynottalklikeapirat 8 років тому +1

      The voice in my head says "they suck and you know it". Can't help but agree ...

    • @PIlotrcm
      @PIlotrcm 8 років тому +9

      Fuckin' eh I'm gonna make this my ringer

    • @ashleyy53_45
      @ashleyy53_45 8 років тому

      PIlotrcm 😂

  • @m.miller8011
    @m.miller8011 8 років тому +3441

    I used to hear a voice, telling me I was stupid and everyone thought I was an asshole, then I got divorced

    • @jeremywhitfield4556
      @jeremywhitfield4556 8 років тому +43

      Lmao

    • @Shan-lp2iu
      @Shan-lp2iu 8 років тому +5

      Tyler Miller haha brilliant

    • @ArcadianWizard
      @ArcadianWizard 8 років тому +2

      Dick twice a day And chill plus Reptilian Hunter | i love your name

    • @jeremywhitfield4556
      @jeremywhitfield4556 8 років тому

      Daddy Donald Thanks, do you know the reference?

    • @PepperTheDeadly
      @PepperTheDeadly 8 років тому +13

      haha marriage jokes! original! housewife jokes! sexism! haha!

  • @davidsuper773
    @davidsuper773 2 роки тому +24

    I suffered from this illness. I was terminated from my job because it was much worse at my work. I barely meet up with schedules and eventually got fired for no call no show up. I am so embarrassed to tell anyone about my situation.
    I really hope to get my life back on track.

    • @Ce-if1gf
      @Ce-if1gf 2 роки тому +1

      Don’t feel shame. Anyone worth talking to would empathize with you if they understood more. Consider finding a psychiatrist. They’re educated & might be able to help. Just start with conversation my friend. One step at a time

    • @SoberOKMoments
      @SoberOKMoments 8 місяців тому +1

      Mental illness is just an illness like any other. We are not ashamed when we have a cold or the flu. Please don't be ashamed. Get the help you need from those who can provide it.

  • @mike3894
    @mike3894 8 років тому +169

    As someone with this, I find this test both appreciated and ridiculous at the same time.
    I am glad the motive is to create understanding and empathy for people with it, but at the same time the test is so off base and tame it unintentionally borders on insulting in how it presents itself.
    While sufferers have it at varying degrees, speaking for myself what you really have to try to live with is far more hectic, fast paced and overlapping. And certainly not so calmly spoken to even when the test voices try to be at their most negative.
    Your intentions are good, but your test doesn't come close to demonstrating what it's like.
    A closer version would be try to imagine you're in a party in a packed room and people all around you are in individual conversations, so you can hear them all going at once.
    Then imagine every conversation were actually statements about you and you can never leave the room and they never stop talking, some directed at you, some voices more like you're overhearing it and everywhere you go you have to try to focus and ignore them as best you can.
    THAT is much closer to giving you an idea what it's like than this test.

    • @bigbro890
      @bigbro890 8 років тому +3

      damn, how did you get rid of it?

    • @piercejohnson4426
      @piercejohnson4426 8 років тому +4

      definitely faster paced. Add remembering actual things that happened to you, imagined scenarios that involve people you know that would never happen (yet you reach a level stress like it is happening now) and many of those negative voices are virtually a recording of things people have said to you that made you feel like shit

    • @michaelwinter742
      @michaelwinter742 8 років тому +8

      Mike Clyne - this isn't a "recreator", it's a simulator. Even at "volume 2" he is able to empathize. I'm sorry you're at volume 9. ...or 11 ;-)

    • @coriegamm5416
      @coriegamm5416 8 років тому +6

      dude its a new simulator CHILL

    • @Logicalporkpie
      @Logicalporkpie 8 років тому +7

      Mike Clyne I agree it does come off as insulting to us, for people who don't have this it must seem strange but hey we might as well take what
      we can get right? it's better to give people some idea rather then none at all my friend.

  • @dawndayton9937
    @dawndayton9937 8 років тому +745

    the voices they picked are very close to the voices i hear but i do have so very scary voices that come out of the blue

    • @sakunisawuni777
      @sakunisawuni777 8 років тому +18

      Dawn Dayton does medication help stop hearing the voices?

    • @zeroslashj
      @zeroslashj 8 років тому +55

      I'm sorry you have to live like that. Hopefully there will be a way to make all those voices stop permanently.

    • @SaherHaroon
      @SaherHaroon 8 років тому +4

      Dawn Dayton please see your family physician and share this with them.

    • @dochatteras
      @dochatteras 8 років тому +14

      Dawn Dayton Please tell someone that you feel you can trust, and ask them to help you see a doctor. If you don't feel that the doctor diagnosed you correctly, get a second opinion. Then accept the diagnosis, and let a few loved ones know. Most important, STICK WITH THE TREATMENT! Rely on your loved ones for help, but realize you will need treatment for life.
      Regular exercise, a good diet, plenty of sleep, and reduced stress will all minimize your need for medication, but will never eliminate it. Less medication means fewer side-effects, so you'll likely stick to your program. It might take a year or two to really feel "normal", but you'll still have bad days. Let your loved ones know how much appreciate them.
      All the best!

    • @dawndayton9937
      @dawndayton9937 8 років тому +12

      David Ekstrom
      i hope she continues to do well i have been on 20 different drugs and it hasn't been able to help

  • @afox5319
    @afox5319 8 років тому +390

    im schizophrenic and this is more of an extrem showcase of schizophrenia

    • @afox5319
      @afox5319 8 років тому +61

      like when I hear people laughing it feels like they are laughing at me and such and i get like "flashbacks" but damn I couldnt live with an voice always talking like this

    • @BarnsOfChris
      @BarnsOfChris 8 років тому +88

      there are different types of schizophrenia. some are heavier than others.

    • @muf
      @muf 8 років тому +14

      have you been diagnosed by a doctor?
      "I hear people laughing it feels like they are laughing at me and such and i get like "flashbacks""
      what you describe is just shitty self esteem.

    • @afox5319
      @afox5319 8 років тому +25

      Muphlon yes I have been. I have more symptoms including fear of certain objects moving, huge anxiety, Panic attacks, hearing my name, heavy depression and memory "bugs". dont know how to describe it but yea I was on lithium but since it got better I just take anti depressants

    • @thahdeepseadivuh7501
      @thahdeepseadivuh7501 8 років тому +10

      I get easily scared after seeing something relatively disturbing or frightening but the fear stays with me for up to a week and i feel uneasy in my own home, i don't know if this is normal or am i just a pussy,.

  • @Shmacklol
    @Shmacklol Рік тому +35

    my mom just got diagnosed with schizophrenia and wow i didn't understand how it could effect her but watching this makes me feel even worse for her

  • @STaSHZILLA420
    @STaSHZILLA420 8 років тому +141

    I wish I could pay attention to this video. Theres too many damn voices.

    • @diamond-vm5sl
      @diamond-vm5sl 8 років тому +2

      EBOLA!!!!! HAWAHAAAA!!!!!

    • @STaSHZILLA420
      @STaSHZILLA420 8 років тому

      ***** voicesVOICESvoiCESvOiCeSVOIVES!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @markoos88
      @markoos88 8 років тому

      0 In the words of Kyle, "It's all okay to make fun of or none of it is". You can't have it both ways because what's "offensive" is subjective. So if you find the humour too dark for your liking just tut to yourself and move on. Others found it mildly amusing. And others found it hilarious. Don't enforce your demographic on everyone else, that's called fascism.

  • @BJ-eh4ol
    @BJ-eh4ol 7 років тому +3601

    I've lived with schizophrenia for 15 years and this isn't really what it's like, for the most part. The voices are usually relevant to your situation and it's usually only one at a time, but not always. When he was trying to make the boat, that's usually what it's like for me. Also, talking to other people tends to quiet the voices. Makes it easier to stay in touch with reality to talk to an actual person.

    • @arthouseragdoll
      @arthouseragdoll 6 років тому +435

      See it was completely different for me. I’d hear one voice commenting on what I was doing, another voice saying exactly what I was thinking at the time and at least 4-10 others in the background both voices I recognised that belonged to people I knew and ones I didnt recognise all talking about random shit or having their own conversations about whatever they wanted and nothing I did made it better. I found that any ambient noise or music made it worse liek my brain was turning abstract sound into voices. I almost had a heart attack the first time I turned on my hair dryer when Id started hearing voices because as soon as I did they started just yelling loud AF over the top of the sound of the hairdryer. It’s funny how it can be so different for different people.

    • @freilezjawa8328
      @freilezjawa8328 6 років тому +16

      Zurr J Did any of you try long term meditation?

    • @Catsheal
      @Catsheal 6 років тому +81

      Arthouse Ragdoll I don’t have schizophrenia, but I have noticed with my mental illnesses (I have depression, BPD and OCD) they’re different for me than what they are for someone else with the same diagnosis, it’s interesting how two people with the same diagnosis can have completely different experiences

    • @DaaSaa-lt3is
      @DaaSaa-lt3is 6 років тому

      Zurr J tks

    • @michellerivera6201
      @michellerivera6201 6 років тому +31

      I figured it would be like the video, but the voices know everything about you to so they also comment on that.

  • @VTRDC27
    @VTRDC27 8 років тому +477

    and this is assuming there are no visual hallucinations... also this is just 1 day

    • @Benchcreature
      @Benchcreature 8 років тому +11

      Schizophrenia generally only consists of auditory hallucinations, although it can show visually less commonly.

    • @JHowesitgoing123
      @JHowesitgoing123 8 років тому +9

      It's not curable. Drugs can help 'tame'it a bit.

    • @Red-qg3ms
      @Red-qg3ms 8 років тому +20

      Hopefully science is capable of curing schizophrenia (or at least "taming" it even more) someday soon.

    • @Anderson-rt7yk
      @Anderson-rt7yk 7 років тому +29

      The worst part can't even be simulated. It's the psychotic delusions, shit like truly believing that you're possessed, that you're being hunted by a secret society, that you will die today, etc.

    • @4estfloor
      @4estfloor 7 років тому +3

      look up a guy "Targeted individual" ... he thinks it's an operation against him.

  • @Nikki-bo8to
    @Nikki-bo8to 8 років тому +250

    wow, so it actually sounds like people talking to you?

    • @amandaelainewinn
      @amandaelainewinn 8 років тому +37

      yep. crystal clear

    • @Nikki-bo8to
      @Nikki-bo8to 8 років тому +12

      so how do you tell who is talking to you in real life and when its in your head? not sure if u have schizophrenia but im just wondering...

    • @covieket5125
      @covieket5125 8 років тому +87

      well, most of the time you can tell, but sometimes it seems so real you can't.

    • @valsptsd814
      @valsptsd814 8 років тому +31

      Differentiation is complicated. It is often better to have music playing directly in one earbud. At least then there is a difference in audio information. It still means i can hear them, I just don't hear "everyone at once".

    • @MiceHendrickson
      @MiceHendrickson 8 років тому +54

      Nikki Here's an interesting study that was recently released.. The brains of schizophrenic patients were scanned while they were hearing voices, and it was discovered that the areas of the brain associated with audio sensitivity actually are active during this time. In other words, to the patient, they truly are hearing things that aren't there.

  • @aleah116
    @aleah116 8 років тому +237

    the video stopped and the vocies didn't stop. i hate my life

    • @jemadel7216
      @jemadel7216 8 років тому +20

      aleah116 That's so sad :(

    • @twigs4469
      @twigs4469 8 років тому

      Little Christina Grimmie that's not how schizophrenia works lol....

    • @jemadel7216
      @jemadel7216 8 років тому +10

      Little Christina Grimmie It's not a contest to see who's mental illness is worse. Don't invalidate someone else's experience just because you want to victimize yourself

  • @meme-ow8oq
    @meme-ow8oq 8 років тому +281

    I have schizophrenia, my classmates always look at me when I'm whispering to myself and they just think I'm weird my teachers are also mad at me because I only remember half the shit I say.

    • @Str8OuttaFrayser919
      @Str8OuttaFrayser919 8 років тому +30

      luv u

    • @muffchuff9220
      @muffchuff9220 7 років тому +26

      If your teachers know about your condition then that's fucked up of them to get pissed at you.

    • @TheEgg185
      @TheEgg185 7 років тому +3

      +meme If you know the voices aren't real, why do you whisper? Do they talk back? What do they say?

    • @melissawatson9728
      @melissawatson9728 7 років тому +16

      TheEgg185 my mother is schizophrenia and she can't tell what's real and what's not. She thinks the voices are coming from us or anyone around her. When you're younger it starts off as whispers and it comes and goes. My mother is now 49 and the voices are now louder to her and she can't even communicate with people in our reality. She constantly is in her own world responding to all the voices she hears.... ☹️

    • @houdacookies
      @houdacookies 7 років тому +2

      Feel u

  • @noelwhyte9834
    @noelwhyte9834 8 місяців тому +2

    I thought this was normal. I hear my own voice tho. But its more of a conversation than random gibberjabber. It gives advice and ask me to reevaluate a percived perception or tells me potencial outcomes of situations or the electrical work im doing. But its more of a helpful process. Am i schizophrenic. Or are some people's mind just weak. The voice is used to tell Tommy negative things when I was younger about myself. No, it's almost like a parallel mind helping me with decisions so I don't overlook certain things

  • @Mistardmuster
    @Mistardmuster 8 років тому +330

    I don't give a crap if this is a bad representation of schizophrenia. If schizophrenia is anything like this I'll thank god every day from now on I don't have it. After this I was sweating, dizzy and almost in tears. Call me weak, it was terrifying.

    • @alexarndt1830
      @alexarndt1830 8 років тому +8

      pussy

    • @jay-ji2zd
      @jay-ji2zd 8 років тому +3

      weak pussy lol

    • @jackster330
      @jackster330 8 років тому +8

      +Bok Choy its worst than this, itll make u go insane and u start to get social withdrawal.

    • @JackOfAllRAIDs
      @JackOfAllRAIDs 8 років тому +1

      +GoogleKeptBotheringMeToMakeANewNameSoIDecidedToMakeAReallyLoooooooooooooooooongName Yeah, because this guy was only experiencing it for less than a day. Real sufferers have to live with it for years, depending on when it onsets.

    • @JessBlake2
      @JessBlake2 8 років тому +12

      +Bok Choy And that's just audio hallucinations. Some people also have visual hallucinations and don't know how to figure out what is and isn't real.

  • @summoningmess8361
    @summoningmess8361 8 років тому +197

    This is real creepy to watch with ur earphones, I had to pause in the middle of the vid just to make sure the voices will stop.

  • @Thats_MarieHoney
    @Thats_MarieHoney 8 років тому +244

    This is scary as shit. Praying for everyone who has this condition

    • @mugby8771
      @mugby8771 8 років тому

      Marina Joyce xD

    • @jx4112
      @jx4112 8 років тому

      I'm sorry im not being hateful hear but stfu im sure she's not schizophrenic

    • @mugby8771
      @mugby8771 8 років тому

      Her mother said she was.

    • @pr3ttyboots
      @pr3ttyboots 8 років тому

      thanks

    • @SherrieB7979
      @SherrieB7979 8 років тому +3

      My mother was she passed away this year. I didn't really understand what she was going through😢

  • @Cheezolf2105
    @Cheezolf2105 2 роки тому +13

    I have schizophrenia, and I've watched this video for almost 5 years. I've gotten rid of my voices, but after hearing the negativity for so many years, I criticize myself sometimes. I almost cry everytime I watch this, knowing that someone can get an idea of what schizophrenics deal with daily.

    • @Cheezolf2105
      @Cheezolf2105 2 роки тому +5

      @@DeeNdunya1 It took years, but I convinced myself that I didn't need the negativity in my life and distracted myself with positive things.

  • @BryanSeigneur0
    @BryanSeigneur0 8 років тому +202

    Like walking around listening to the worst podcast ever.

    • @GMarieBehindTheMask
      @GMarieBehindTheMask 8 років тому +1

      Lmao

    • @MANJAKOLI1
      @MANJAKOLI1 8 років тому +1

      not funny !

    • @bobykens
      @bobykens 8 років тому

      +MANJAKOLI1 I have a mild case of skitzophrenia and I thought it was funny

    • @John-oq5xj
      @John-oq5xj 8 років тому

      +bobykens what we're they saying?

    • @bobykens
      @bobykens 8 років тому +1

      +Malarkey 1195 they just said "not funny!" replying to this comment, but I thought it was funny

  • @xXGuitarMuffinsXx
    @xXGuitarMuffinsXx 9 років тому +224

    The problem is that you can't accurately simulate schizophrenia. While hallucinations can be simulated, you can't possibly simulate the negative symptoms which are associated with the drastically poorer quality of life and functioning.

    • @DH1986
      @DH1986 9 років тому +3

      Tommy Correct. You will hear your friends say things they didn't and most of them will walk away because of it.

    • @catherinecarter5576
      @catherinecarter5576 9 років тому +7

      DH1986 By negative symptoms, I believe Tommy means things "normal" people are supposed to be doing but don't, like speaking in complete sentences, being able to feed yourself, or moving around easily rather than being catatonic.
      But yeah, the negative voices suck. That is what is considered a positive symptom, however, along with other hallucinations commonly associated with schizophrenia.

    • @aaronsweet8032
      @aaronsweet8032 9 років тому

      to Infinity and Beyond It seems to be close... I think where it may be hard to simulate is with the louder voices. I know when I hear a louder voice it's usually of someone close that I know, myself, or a dominate voice and it is much more confusing and depressing. A random loud voice is just routine whether it's real or not.

    • @glockmeister1213
      @glockmeister1213 9 років тому +7

      +to Infinity and Beyond Correct. There's an element of confusion, paranoia, anxiety, depression, and obsession that cannot be simulated.

    • @annemartin9164
      @annemartin9164 8 років тому

      +to Infinity and Beyond agree

  • @TheoBrixtonTheKid
    @TheoBrixtonTheKid 9 років тому +728

    Plot twist, his headphones weren't even plugged in.

    • @Dcook85
      @Dcook85 9 років тому +4

      +TheoBrixtonTheKid Well played sir

    • @GoodFebruarian
      @GoodFebruarian 9 років тому +1

      +TheoBrixtonTheKid OMG, HE NEEDS HELP!!!!

    • @majorsanders4525
      @majorsanders4525 9 років тому +1

      +TheoBrixtonTheKid Ghosts!!! hahahah

    • @182parker
      @182parker 8 років тому +1

      +TheoBrixtonTheKid obviously he cant put a microphone in his ears to pick up what hes hearing

    • @jacobpate2043
      @jacobpate2043 8 років тому +3

      +Major Sanders 2pac is going to haunt you for the rest of your life

  • @stacybrownlee868
    @stacybrownlee868 2 роки тому +22

    As a diagnosed schizoaffective person, i was quite impressed with mr cooper's "exercise in empathy." The hallucinations in this video are referred to as a "running commentary" in the mental health vernacular. "Creepy" is certainly one apt descriptor! "Delusional" is the textbook name for the symptom...
    Thank you for helping battle the stigma of this worldwide health problem! 😃

    • @a11an72
      @a11an72 Рік тому

      In the beginning God created man for us to be an expression of His will and nature, but in our free will we fell in sin, immediately after the fall of sin we see Gods love revealed when He prophecies about the restoration of the relationship between God an man when He says: «The seed of the woman will crush the head of the snake» , and this is a prophecy about the virgin birth of Jesus and how Jesus will come and put and end to the devil and sin and ultimately the enmity between God and man for those who receives Jesus as their savior, this is fulfilled in the the Bible verse John 3,16 : «For so did God love the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life»
      So if you seek Jesus you will find Him, and if you receive Him as your savior and turn from sin you will be saved !
      «For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end. 12Then shall ye call upon me, and ye shall go and pray unto me, and I will hearken unto you. 13And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart. 14And I will be found of you, saith the LORD: and I will turn away your captivity, and I will gather you from all the nations»
      If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. 10 For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you profess your faith and are saved. 11 As Scripture says, “Anyone who believes in him will never be put to shame.”[e] 12 For there is no difference between Jew and Gentile-the same Lord is Lord of all and richly blesses all who call on him, 13 for, “Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.”[f]

  • @TitusKingdom
    @TitusKingdom 8 років тому +247

    gotta pray for these people. horrible condition no one should suffer through this

    • @ApertureMiku
      @ApertureMiku 8 років тому +21

      imn sure your prayer will help

    • @TitusKingdom
      @TitusKingdom 8 років тому +12

      Only a matter of time before someone shows up mocking religion

    • @ApertureMiku
      @ApertureMiku 8 років тому +13

      Joe H. i mean am i wrong?

    • @fyzzlefry
      @fyzzlefry 8 років тому +26

      A better solution would be to donate to schizophrenia research.

    • @OkayNiceOne
      @OkayNiceOne 8 років тому

      People like aksjhe should be shot.

  • @MEGIDIOT
    @MEGIDIOT 8 років тому +186

    a simulator? you mean earphones

    • @Linkz64
      @Linkz64 8 років тому +6

      MEGIDIOT ikr

    • @Jordan21Michael
      @Jordan21Michael 8 років тому +15

      Yeah who would have thought a simulator about hearing voices wouldn't need a screen.

    • @MEGIDIOT
      @MEGIDIOT 8 років тому +1

      Jordan21Michael schizophrenia entails visual hallucinations

    • @MEGIDIOT
      @MEGIDIOT 8 років тому +1

      TheLinkzGamer great minds think alike

    • @Jordan21Michael
      @Jordan21Michael 8 років тому

      MEGIDIOT not in all cases. visual hallucinations are not in all cases.

  • @johnnyappleseed4279
    @johnnyappleseed4279 8 років тому +355

    My uncle has schizophrenia and people always ask him why he's always so moody/angry. After hearing just from a video, I can see where he's coming from.

    • @MrRegistryError
      @MrRegistryError 8 років тому +8

      Johnny Appleseed mental illnesses are the worst

    • @johnnyappleseed4279
      @johnnyappleseed4279 8 років тому +5

      Scouterman9000 they really are, especially the more conflicting ones that make you appreciate your health.

    • @MrRegistryError
      @MrRegistryError 8 років тому +6

      Johnny Appleseed yea. i know what its like to have a mental illness take over your life. best to appreciate what you have.

    • @zoeywilcher4294
      @zoeywilcher4294 7 років тому +29

      my brother had schizophrenia. nobody in my family noticed it or didn't thing anything of it until he got dignozed with it. I came around and noticed my brother doing and acting strange. I knew right away what he had. I would tell my mom but should just shrug it off, I'd tell my dad but he would be in denial or didn't wanna believe me when I'd tell him " I think he might have schizophrenia" he would say "no its because he's Fu^*#g high!!" I was so frustrated because I knew my brother needed help but they didn't wanna believe me. Now he's locked up doing 15 to life because of what this illness made him do and was not getting the help he needed because my mom thought he was all better and didn't need his pills anymore.

    • @daisychainmilk
      @daisychainmilk 7 років тому +6

      Zoey Wilcher I read what happened to your brother and it made me so angry. People really need to be much more educated about mental illnesses.

  • @wizardlyrhino2824
    @wizardlyrhino2824 2 роки тому +21

    For me I couldn't tell the difference between what I heard and what I thought, and I lost the ability to tell the difference between myself actually talking or myself just thinking. The voices would be constant and I would argue with them and I could at times see phyical bodies that identified with the voice and I could feel them touch me. I would talk constantly be fighting for my life thinking I had gained telekinetic powers and people hacked into my eyes and could see outside them and could also read my thoughts. I could hear people say things they didn't actually say and see them do things they weren't actually doing.

    • @captainamerica9028
      @captainamerica9028 10 місяців тому

      Schizophrenia is caused by a toxic level of free copper. Take allopurinol and it'll lower the free copper and your schizophrenia will be gone. My brother was cured in one month and continues taking allopurinol to keep the free copper levels normal. God Bless

    • @LoOoDa
      @LoOoDa 8 місяців тому

      So relatable, stay strong

  • @fourtwentywalshswed2523
    @fourtwentywalshswed2523 8 років тому +143

    I have scitzophrenia, its worse than this video, he's expecting it and its constant.... In reality its random and you don't expect it even though you know it probly will happen again at some point, then toss in a few visual hallucinations, and welcome to my personal hell

  • @logan758
    @logan758 8 років тому +205

    Anderson cooper looks like an older Tyler Oakley.

  • @abcdefg54321x
    @abcdefg54321x 8 років тому +676

    Cops should be required to do this exercise

    • @seamusbelisle5425
      @seamusbelisle5425 8 років тому

      cbrstunter24 no

    • @spacegirl1333
      @spacegirl1333 8 років тому +81

      Liam Vertal It actually does. The number of fatalities of people with mental illness, especially when they are acting erratically or strangely like psychosis in schizophrenia and mania in bipolar disorder are rising at an extremely rapid rate. A lot of mental health providers tell you not to call the cops because fatalities can happen and do so frequently. When you dial 911 when your loved one is threatening suicide or acting unstable, you will NOT get an ambulance or actual help. You get cops who are taught to shoot to kill if they feel threatened. You're advised to get them to a hospital by any means necessary...even though that's really hard. In some places there are mental care places that can help but they aren't widespread enough. It's the sad truth.

    • @michellerivera6201
      @michellerivera6201 6 років тому +5

      heather c What do you mean hold hospitals and psychiatrists accountable?

    • @theskylar110
      @theskylar110 6 років тому +4

      heather c I think you're confused about what hospitals do.. they don't form mentally ill patients, patients that get there are already sick and the hospitals treat them or at least try to. schizophrenia has a very high incidence (1% of society) and there's not much room in institutions to take in all these people. so the lucky ones can stay with family or end up on the street.. also these voices are telling them thing like: "don't trust the doctors, your medicine has poison toss it in the toilet, this nurse is lying to you, you pharmacist is with the CIA, you pills have a tracker that will lead the enemies right to you..etc" so most of them don't comply with the meds and it's no one's fault really, this disease is just a sad reality but at least the majority of them are not violent!

    • @Jsaiis
      @Jsaiis 6 років тому

      @@seamusbelisle5425 yess

  • @darthwader4472
    @darthwader4472 3 роки тому +7

    I'm only afraid of the voices in my head when they go quiet. Then I know the bastards are planning something...

  • @RADIOACTIVEBUNY
    @RADIOACTIVEBUNY 9 років тому +179

    I'm about 60% positive that I'd kill myself after a week.

  • @elviabocanegra1844
    @elviabocanegra1844 4 роки тому +778

    The voices talk to your soul its actually harder when the voices know you very well.

    • @InDatParish
      @InDatParish 4 роки тому +6

      Elvia Bocanegra how accurate is this? Seriously

    • @jacelo
      @jacelo 4 роки тому +31

      If he “voices” know you very well. It’s either your sub conscious speaking back to you. Or it’s an outside force influencing these things. There is a fine line between mental illness and spiritualism.

    • @cornellp5048
      @cornellp5048 4 роки тому +8

      Demons

    • @carolinemcguire6224
      @carolinemcguire6224 4 роки тому +20

      @@jacelo bruh that's not how schizophrenia works.

    • @shadowninja958
      @shadowninja958 4 роки тому +9

      jace12 lo12 I’m not religious and science backs mental illness, its crazier to believe the voice of god is speaking to you then your mind is about to snap.

  • @JamesMellish
    @JamesMellish 8 років тому +43

    I always thought twitter was a schizophrenia simulator

  • @psalmantha13
    @psalmantha13 Рік тому +5

    They hardly got it right. Because what really makes it annoying, creepy and distracting is the fact that the voices you hear, KNOW what you are seeing, feeling and doing. And sometimes they would even say the exact words BEFORE you write it down, type it or say it out loud. And then they would laugh at you, degrade and judge you even for the THOUGHTS that pass through your head. And the latter, makes you want to fight with them and convince them that your thoughts do not define you. And the more you entertain these voices, the louder and more frequent you get to hear them and the lesser you'll be able to sleep or have a moment of silence and peace.

    • @hg2460
      @hg2460 6 місяців тому

      Yup they talk BS but while you’re going through it don’t listen to the losers just ignore them they have no power. I laugh at my voices

    • @Eanslay
      @Eanslay 5 місяців тому

      Is it possible you have people in your life who actively want you to fail?

  • @paulforster3611
    @paulforster3611 4 роки тому +831

    My son is so brave. I am so proud of him. That was really good of Anderson Cooper to do this.

    • @temporalsamurai755
      @temporalsamurai755 4 роки тому

      He’s not your fucking son weirdo

    • @devinpunsalan7863
      @devinpunsalan7863 4 роки тому +18

      @@temporalsamurai755 i think his son has it lmao

    • @ThomasJr
      @ThomasJr 3 роки тому +5

      YOUR SON IS BRAVE, HELP HIM AS MUCH AS YOU CAN.

    • @HawthorneHillNaturePreserve
      @HawthorneHillNaturePreserve 3 роки тому +8

      My heart goes out to you. I grew up 30 years living on the grounds of a State Phychiatric Hospital. My dad was a Psychyatrist there and I saw so much. We still know so little about the brain. Your son is so fortunate to have you. I wish you both the best.

    • @kelseymariebell1357
      @kelseymariebell1357 Рік тому +1

  • @sharonallport3279
    @sharonallport3279 6 років тому +1143

    I can understand why people suicide. Its cruel

    • @jeannes1645
      @jeannes1645 4 роки тому +19

      @Tofnap of course, but he meant it differently here I think. Suicide is always the worst to do, but in this situation when the voices are driving you insane and ordering yourself to suicide, you end up by doing it.

    • @RagingRatMax
      @RagingRatMax 4 роки тому +9

      Tofnap if anything, not knowing would be even more of a reason to do it, death is the ultimate answer.

    • @masterchief-yj7yw
      @masterchief-yj7yw 4 роки тому +9

      @AKsleepygirl schizophrenics are 14 times more likely to be the victim of a violent crime, than being the perpetrator.
      www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3160236/
      Show me some data that shows schizophrenics are more predisposed to violence, you'll find none

    • @aldamane7753
      @aldamane7753 4 роки тому +1

      Torture

    • @so9175
      @so9175 4 роки тому

      It’s true though. What. You wanna say people with MI are violent?

  • @Feralxaries
    @Feralxaries 7 років тому +897

    My mom has schizophrenia this made me cry

    • @truecrimerip7936
      @truecrimerip7936 6 років тому +38

      Troy Mackenzie troy go home and shut up forever

    • @candy4428
      @candy4428 6 років тому +20

      June Mares yes my dad has schizophrenia and bipolar and manic depression If it wasn't for medication I don't if he would still be here :(

    • @jessicat8613
      @jessicat8613 6 років тому +17

      My mother does too. 20 years after diagnosis, when I stop and think about it as I am speaking to her, it still makes me weep

    • @blondielynn337
      @blondielynn337 6 років тому +1

      wow your so mature you should be so proud of yourself putting others down

    • @katiix
      @katiix 6 років тому +9

      June Mares my mom suffers from it too. Seeing this breaks my heart :(

  • @KennyVert
    @KennyVert Рік тому +12

    We need more segments like this on TV that promote empathy in the way this so exceptionally did. Thank you, Anderson.

  • @DarthSinistris
    @DarthSinistris 10 років тому +107

    I think to immerse him even further, they should have planted actors along his route that would like stare at him, and then quickly look away when he'd turn to face them.

    • @blackboy1367002
      @blackboy1367002 10 років тому +15

      yeah they didn't get any of the paranoia in there at all

    • @NathanYudnich
      @NathanYudnich 9 років тому +7

      visual hallucinations of people saying or doing weird things is also symptoms, but something that this test lacks is the actual interaction that voices have with a persons thoughts that has schizophrenia, while Mr. Cooper had audio hallucinations simulated , people with schizophrenia often feel like there thoughts are being read and exploited by the voices they hear, which is even more distracting and causes a lot of paranoia

  • @brookecarrasco7854
    @brookecarrasco7854 8 років тому +116

    He looks like Loli from Orange is the New Black...

    • @obibraxton2232
      @obibraxton2232 8 років тому +1

      Brooke Matlock I don't know about look but this deffo reminded me of Loli you really get a sense of what it's like to go through this.

    • @juliaeaster4384
      @juliaeaster4384 8 років тому +1

      Brooke Matlock I was just about to say that

    • @TKillin
      @TKillin 8 років тому

      Brooke Matlock yep

  • @TegridyMadeGames
    @TegridyMadeGames Рік тому +5

    that a lot what its like tbh i have bipolar and have had hallucinations. Mostly hearing people yelling and stuff. It so hard to focus on what people are saying when you can hardly focus on your own thoughts.

  • @andrewcorson7813
    @andrewcorson7813 8 років тому +194

    Imagine it in your own voice :/

    • @corvuspika
      @corvuspika 8 років тому +2

      Andrew Corson I usually is your own voice in your head

    • @Kat_M557
      @Kat_M557 8 років тому +40

      +Andrew Corson I have schizo-effective and it's my own voice but I hear and see thing's when I'm having a really bad day

    • @m.w.6526
      @m.w.6526 8 років тому +24

      Ugh I'm sorry Kat. God bless you. You are loved. Everything will be okay.

    • @XRianaLovesYhuX
      @XRianaLovesYhuX 8 років тому +3

      I thought everyone hears their voice in their head ?

    • @m.w.6526
      @m.w.6526 8 років тому +5

      Adriana Dominguez Not a involuntary voice.

  • @donald347
    @donald347 9 років тому +142

    this seems like a really dumbed down definition of schizophrenia

    • @crypton8639
      @crypton8639 8 років тому +18

      +Donald Shut up! you are worthless!

    • @mollygosson6923
      @mollygosson6923 8 років тому +40

      This is not supposed to be a definition of schizophrenia. Hearing Voices is a training that is often given to health care professionals who work with individuals who have mental health issues, specifically schizophrenia. I, myself, have undergone this training and it entirely changed the way I am able to, not even understand, but better understand what the lived experience is of someone who experiences the positive side effects of schizophrenia (auditory hallucinations). It's crucial for health professionals to be able to empathize and understand as best as they can what their patients/clients are going through.

    • @mollygosson6923
      @mollygosson6923 8 років тому

      +Donald

    • @makavelismith
      @makavelismith 8 років тому

      +Fawkes hahaha! That was brilliant.

    • @theygowhootnnn5807
      @theygowhootnnn5807 8 років тому

      yes if does and he's also faking it.

  • @Billie4Mozzarella
    @Billie4Mozzarella 10 років тому +119

    It's called an "exercise in empathy," something most of the commenters here clearly don't have.

    • @spacedoohicky
      @spacedoohicky 10 років тому +10

      Glad some one said it. Many people don't know anything about schizophrenia. Like how they are statistically less likely to commit acts of violence than a person who is't schizophrenic.
      I've gathered from people I've talked with that they confuse schizophrenia with sociopathy. Sociopathy, and schizophrenia are not even close to the same thing.

    • @nicolehanes3442
      @nicolehanes3442 10 років тому +2

      well put.

    • @dharmkarm
      @dharmkarm 10 років тому +5

      sad that people do not realize how better life would be if we could relate to someone else difficult.

    • @spacedoohicky
      @spacedoohicky 10 років тому

      american11asshole I don't watch cable news. What damage exactly has Anderson, and CNN done?

    • @westingtyler1
      @westingtyler1 8 років тому +1

      as far as damage CNN has done, Time Warner and Comcast own those big news channels, and the democratic party instructed them (some of the biggest donors of that party) to go easy on assholes like Trump to make it easier for Hillary in the general election. we know all this now thanks to the emails presented by wikileaks. also look into access journalism, where you don't challenge power because you want to retain access for more exclusive interviews in the future.

  • @SquatCobbler-Cry
    @SquatCobbler-Cry 2 роки тому +5

    Try leaving your house after checking every lock in your house windows and doors 5-6 times each

  • @armondpb
    @armondpb 9 років тому +140

    god that is so scary

    • @mothlaw5917
      @mothlaw5917 9 років тому +20

      this simulation doesn't come anywhere close to what is schizophrenics actually experience. sure, we hear voices, but not like this. the voices target our emotions, and good or bad or scary memories we've had. they know how to set us off.

    • @mothlaw5917
      @mothlaw5917 9 років тому +6

      kkh369​ Something I did a long time ago was I crawled out onto the roof of my house in the mornings. Once I grew up and started realizing how scary it was, I stopped doing it. Now, the voices tease me about it, and I hear screams of my family members as if I had fallen off the roof, even though this was far in the past. It can cause panic attacks. Another thing, I have social anxiety. The voices tease me about that, too. I'll hear a voice across the room mention how weird I am, even when nobody is talking. And late at night, sometimes I'll hear rustling, or crashes, though nothing has fallen. I have a fear of the dark as well. It targets emotions and fears. Not all are negative, but most are in my case.

    • @mothlaw5917
      @mothlaw5917 9 років тому

      +kkh369 I'm unable to get my hands on medicine or help. I'm only 14, and I fear what will happen if I tell my parents now. Its a bit distracting, but my will to keep moving forward keeps me on track, mostly!

    • @mothlaw5917
      @mothlaw5917 9 років тому

      kkh369 they're not abusive, not at all. I'm sure they'd want to help me. But before I could convince them, they would say something like "you're having hallucinations and hearing things because you stay up on your tablet!" True, I stay up late, but only because I've also got insomnia. I'm very messed up in the brain. So I'd rather not address these problems with them. I talk with my friend, who also has it. When we have attacks, we bring eachother back down to earth. We're hoping to seek help once we move out and go to college.

    • @mothlaw5917
      @mothlaw5917 9 років тому +3

      ***** Excuse me, who are you to say?

  • @bingbong1067
    @bingbong1067 8 років тому +56

    he looks like lolly from orange is the new black

    • @cw2002
      @cw2002 8 років тому +2

      mary • g haha brilliant!

    • @Pulasma
      @Pulasma 8 років тому +1

      mary • g I've always felt so bad for her.

  • @monak5956
    @monak5956 8 років тому +158

    im so sorry for everyone who have to live with things like that... i hope you find the cure/learn to live with it and i hope all people close to you support and love you! take care everyone

    • @monaalaswad2290
      @monaalaswad2290 8 років тому

      mona järvinen

    • @monak5956
      @monak5956 8 років тому +3

      i didnt mean it like that... its not something you should "get over" or whatever i just hope people who are ill learn to live with their illness without it consuming themselves so they can enjoy life somehow... english isnt my first language so sorry if i offended someone

    • @amritetoolate5066
      @amritetoolate5066 8 років тому +7

      mona järvinen No you're correct! I thought I was responding to another's comment. I work with schizophrenic patients and I get overprotective. Thank you for caring.

  • @judyberes8655
    @judyberes8655 Рік тому +15

    Thank you for doing this. It's helping me understand so much.

  • @bugsbunny3047
    @bugsbunny3047 8 років тому +79

    I feel bad for the people who have this mental illness 😔

  • @indigowulf
    @indigowulf 4 роки тому +179

    At the point he said "I can't do this" I just wanted to hug him.

    • @stacybrownlee868
      @stacybrownlee868 2 роки тому +9

      If only we could turn these things off at our own will! 🤯

    • @kylo557
      @kylo557 2 роки тому

      Go hug a real schizophrenic.

    • @ExcitedAnacondaSnake-hg8ec
      @ExcitedAnacondaSnake-hg8ec 8 місяців тому +5

      Really? Surprised you didn’t want to antagonize it and laugh. That’s what most people do.

    • @JohnHenryDavisTheThird1987
      @JohnHenryDavisTheThird1987 7 місяців тому

      @@ExcitedAnacondaSnake-hg8ec *FUCK* most people.

    • @hg2460
      @hg2460 6 місяців тому +1

      @@ExcitedAnacondaSnake-hg8ecthat’s what I do 😂😂😂

  • @kylemin3
    @kylemin3 9 років тому +105

    Eventually it's possible to learn to ignore them. It took me almost 7 years but I did it and then they faded more into the background and now they just sound like background garbble. Sometimes they are distinct but as long as you understand they are just from your own mind then they don't bother you. Don't give up hope people even if your medication isn't making it stop.

    • @PunkNation26
      @PunkNation26 9 років тому

      Don't take that poison. It destroys your brain and body. Permanent dyskinesia and anhedonia along with diabetes and sudden death can also happen.

    • @ciaagent3427
      @ciaagent3427 9 років тому

      Exterminate Bullies And then one day they came back stronger then ever and convinced you to jump off a cliff.

    • @persgodiva
      @persgodiva 9 років тому +3

      Exterminate Bullies You are stronger than I will ever be. That is absolutely impressive, congratulations!

    • @kylemin3
      @kylemin3 9 років тому +5

      Pers Godiva
      Thanks. I had no choice since I was what they called "treatment resistant" which means medication didn't work for me.
      I will tell you how it finally happened. A therapist told me to write down whatever the voices said. So when I started hearing the voices i wrote down what they said. And in doing that -the voices lost their power over me. they didn't upset me anymore. It had something to do with them being out of my head and on the paper, like Dracula turns to smoke when exposed to the light. This was many many years ago. But more recently there has been some software developed so schizophrenics can externalize their voices by making a 3d head be the voices. and this could help some people gain control or get perspective.. I can tell you it's really worth a shot. Here is a link
      www.nhs.uk/news/2013/05May/Pages/Avatars-may-help-control-voices-in-schizophrenia.aspx

    • @persgodiva
      @persgodiva 9 років тому +2

      Exterminate Bullies Your way to handling things requires a lot of inner strenght, which is very impressive to me. I don't personally suffer from it and I'm glad for that every day because there is a history of it in my family.
      A relative of mine is under heavy medication and is basically half-way catatonic because of it. But she tried killing herself several times because of the voices in her head and she decided that she wants to live that way ...
      Thank you for the link, I'm always interested in hearing new things and new ways of handling this horrible horrible illness.

  • @unviversalyhappy
    @unviversalyhappy 4 роки тому +203

    When the voices get very rude, they censor the fact that the voices would probably actually be cursing at you and saying the worst insults you could imagine

    • @nobodycares1423
      @nobodycares1423 4 роки тому

      Ya

    • @cJ-wz1ph
      @cJ-wz1ph 4 роки тому +12

      Their always cussing... Trust me I know

    • @puffcatco
      @puffcatco 3 роки тому +2

      so from what I have taken away from this is that if they made a highly accurate version of a schizophrenia simulation via audio, it would be so horrible that it would be illegal?

    • @osdever
      @osdever 3 роки тому +1

      @@puffcatco Not illegal per se but it’s not gonna be allowed to air on TV

    • @ayame316
      @ayame316 2 роки тому +3

      What I find more disturbing than the actual words is the tone of the voice, I can ignore words but not tone, it’s something I’ve always been sensitive to.

  • @-pyrosef-
    @-pyrosef- 8 років тому +53

    "schizophrenia simulator"- some one yelling "you suck" every 10 seconds

    • @swizzleproxi4810
      @swizzleproxi4810 8 років тому +2

      Wouldn't giving hypnosis a try to treat schizophrenia, it could be trauma based and what about medication doesn't that stop this irritating chattering.

    • @thearchitect7165
      @thearchitect7165 8 років тому +1

      Alice THC works the best.

    • @username2987
      @username2987 8 років тому +3

      My mom

  • @anthonyfuller9933
    @anthonyfuller9933 4 роки тому +91

    Imagine hearing that shit while walking through your house at night. Going into the basement to do laundry, and laying down for bed. Damn!

  • @depressiontoexpression
    @depressiontoexpression 8 років тому +2969

    wow this is eye opening.

    • @BeverlyLodge
      @BeverlyLodge 8 років тому +40

      Wow, I know right? What is even scarier is that for people who live with this, it's "normal" for them since they have lived with it for so long. I think that's why many of them stop taking the meds after awhile. To me this is the worst thing since Alzheimer's and Cancer. Another thing we need to just wipe off the list and cure.

    • @depressiontoexpression
      @depressiontoexpression 8 років тому +8

      I spread mental health awareness on my channel. Hope ya'll visit :)

    • @Xeonise
      @Xeonise 8 років тому +5

      It's not something that can be cured, that is the problem. Essentially, this is the person how they are, it's not that they are sick with a bacteria or virus or something that can be surgically corrected. The best response is to alter the person's mind in a positive direction, to have the voices be positive, as they are essentially the thoughts of the patient's mind. Positive thoughts will produce positive voices.

    • @poodtang1
      @poodtang1 8 років тому +7

      I cant turn the voices off even if I tried. They've been with me since Highschool. The best I can do is hope my Zoloft makes them shut up. Or sometimes I silently I tell them to piss off and they do for a while.

    • @slurmitshighlyaddictive5641
      @slurmitshighlyaddictive5641 8 років тому +1

      friendly reminder that depression is a form of narcissism, when someone is in full blown "woe-is-me" mode, they are looking for attention.

  • @taurusspirit4811
    @taurusspirit4811 2 роки тому +27

    I almost cried cuz this is exactly how it feels, it lead me to suicidal attempts because it was so overwhelming. It makes life so difficult. Like this is so helpful to show to people that don't understand. I just want people to understand. 😪

    • @biblelovingirl
      @biblelovingirl 2 роки тому +6

      Don't give up! Jesus loves you! The bible helps with this and anything we struggle with in life❤

    • @victorhandy5428
      @victorhandy5428 2 роки тому

      This is what you have in your head

    • @taurusspirit4811
      @taurusspirit4811 2 роки тому

      @@victorhandy5428 ??

    • @Rob.David_
      @Rob.David_ 2 роки тому +5

      GOD IS WITH YOU!!!

    • @JenTheGemm
      @JenTheGemm 4 місяці тому

      Me too i sometimes i have to take time and differentiate my spirit from my thoughts cause it’s so harsh mentally and i know my spirit is waaaaay lighter than the voices i hear

  • @Electricdreams21
    @Electricdreams21 8 років тому +30

    I have chronic flatulence so I constantly hear rumbling :( makes it hard to do numbers and words :(

    • @owenedwards8566
      @owenedwards8566 8 років тому +1

      He's not talking about erectile dysfunction.

  • @DravenCross
    @DravenCross 4 роки тому +405

    I can't fathom having such a condition my heart hurts for anyone with this :(

    • @AmmoBops
      @AmmoBops 4 роки тому +1

      D-Ramz same

    • @krissssssss4422
      @krissssssss4422 4 роки тому +10

      God made the big bang athiests love denying it Why do you have a playlist called “liquid foods. Ice cream?”

    • @Zepher60386
      @Zepher60386 4 роки тому

      God made the big bang athiests love denying it just go away, you damn fool

    • @mariazeredo6657
      @mariazeredo6657 4 роки тому +1

      @God made the big bang athiests love denying it why the fuck would we worry about something that we don't believe in

    • @mariazeredo6657
      @mariazeredo6657 4 роки тому +3

      @God made the big bang athiests love denying it nice

  • @Simsfunmodel132
    @Simsfunmodel132 8 років тому +56

    Am I the only one who would not be able to remember all of the words she listed off?

    • @Simsfunmodel132
      @Simsfunmodel132 8 років тому +1

      Only like 4/5 😂 I am so dumb 😂😂😂

    • @biohazard737
      @biohazard737 8 років тому +1

      GoatSimmer I agree

    • @BrandonNolet
      @BrandonNolet 6 років тому +1

      Well you were hearing the stuff that he was hearing at the same time as she was saying the words, so it makes sense.

    • @pierreo33
      @pierreo33 6 років тому

      Brandon Nolet To think 60+ people didn't realize this...

    • @ValerieJNorse
      @ValerieJNorse 6 років тому

      Without the voice simulator, I'd have been OK with the words. But the numbers! Even in a completely silent room, I'd have been dead trying to remember those.

  • @WanguKenya
    @WanguKenya Рік тому +6

    I was diagnosed with Schizophrenia in February 2017 and Schizo-affective in February 2018. I started hearing voices in 2021. I had gone off my meds. I was admitted in a mental institution in February 2022. The voices stopped after hospitalization. This year, I had a rough time towards the end of February and the beginning of March. The voices were driving me crazy. I was hearing the same voices but they became homophobic and they were also mocking me about my financial status. I'm no longer hearing the voices. I hope it stays that way.

    • @royaekhlas1948
      @royaekhlas1948 Рік тому

      what did you do to stop the voices

    • @fransinclair3356
      @fransinclair3356 7 місяців тому +1

      You are a hero in my eyes and people with this disorder are the strongest people on the planet. This bloke on here doing the experiment was depressed in like half an hour of doing this. Hats off to u for been so strong 💪

    • @WanguKenya
      @WanguKenya 2 місяці тому +1

      @@royaekhlas1948 I try not to think about what the voices want. When i don't stress about what they are trying to communicate, the voices don't bother me. I am still hearing them, but sometimes I can go for over 24hours without hearing them.

  • @KINGog487
    @KINGog487 4 роки тому +365

    I don’t know how my older brother could live like this for the past 10 years. But he has been getting better over the years with proper treatment and I’m proud of him 🧡 Please donate to mental health guys 🧠 🙏

    • @pr0xZen
      @pr0xZen 4 роки тому +5

      The big failure for us as collective fellow community members and a supposedly society of solidarity and care for eachother and ourselves - is that someone actually have to say that. *_Donate._*_ To mental health._
      Its extra god damn awful in the US, but it's an issue most other places too. Even among western societies with strong universal healthcare, mental health is severely underserved in many of those places. Often not really "catching" or facilitating help for anyone, until they're "psyciatric care material". And still, many reaching those levels of struggle, go without help, tratment and approproate care.

    • @neverthesame7887
      @neverthesame7887 4 роки тому +7

      i lived in a homeless shelter. One woman was NOT medicated and she had schizophrenia and was truly suffering. When she was lucid and not screaming, or singing very loudly and poorly, she was really nice and good to talk to for a brief time. I wanted to help her so badly because I knew the shelter was being paid a decent amount of money for her to be there so they didn't send her to the facilities where she COULD get medicated. It's always ALL about money! I think it is disgusting that people care so little about others. They let us suffer upstairs in the hottest days of summer with no AC, AND we weren't, for some asinine reason, allowed to have fans. WTF?

    • @GoldenVault-Aphrodite
      @GoldenVault-Aphrodite 3 роки тому

      After a few months u really jus learn hpw to do erthing even thinking without thinkin or knowing u do ur bro str8 prolly

    • @tamarabradberry9299
      @tamarabradberry9299 3 роки тому +1

      Good to hear. On the road to recovery with my loved one too. Your brother is blessed to have someone who is encouraging. They need all the encouragement one can get.

    • @5050blues
      @5050blues 3 роки тому +2

      Please tell me what your brother is doing to get better? How did you get him to seek help?

  • @czartuzon5848
    @czartuzon5848 4 роки тому +894

    the voices in your head might actually depend on how the society perceives you.. for example; if you grew up in a loving and caring home the voices in your head could be comforting, loving, guiding, etc.. but, if you grew up in a toxic environment - the voices could be very aggressive and demeaning.

    • @sweetcoffee2458
      @sweetcoffee2458 4 роки тому +95

      I've never heard of a schizophrenic who hears positive things from the voices, but still could be true

    • @josephlittlefield2313
      @josephlittlefield2313 4 роки тому +60

      If you know hobbits who are on a quest to destroy an ancient ring the voices will tell you to steal the precious.

    • @lynk8951
      @lynk8951 4 роки тому +9

      @@sweetcoffee2458 news.stanford.edu/2014/07/16/voices-culture-luhrmann-071614/
      It's really interesting, check it out. I know I've watched a couple vids about it but it's been awhile and I can't find them.

    • @jamesagwe2981
      @jamesagwe2981 4 роки тому +11

      What if they're
      incoherent whisper's?

    • @Mysticmoon62
      @Mysticmoon62 4 роки тому +10

      Idk if I have schizophrenia but one time I waked up early and my grandma was getting me up for school. But truthfully she never said anything and it was an hr before I had to wake up for school. Idk and the voice truthfully sounded like her. It was strange.

  • @MikeKojoteStone
    @MikeKojoteStone 8 років тому +99

    I feel like this should be widely available as something to do voluntarily to experience it. It's much easier to dismiss things you have no real concept of. Like if you are told about somebody hearing voices, you probably can't imagine how constant and unnerving it is, because your mind automatically stays at least somewhat within your comfort zone. Experiencing somwthing, even in a controlled environment, makes it much easier to emphazise and could help people understand how some other people react weird in public with no apparent reason - apparent being the key word here.

    • @its_chris_cross
      @its_chris_cross 8 років тому

      Mike Stone they are available, you can find videos on UA-cam that simulate exactly this. You can listen to them to experience it yourself

    • @MikeKojoteStone
      @MikeKojoteStone 8 років тому

      Chris I was thinking more along the lines of experiments accompanied by experts. I know that's probably never gonna happen due to budgetary restraints, though.

    • @damiennovack483
      @damiennovack483 8 років тому +1

      Mike Stone

    • @Ebvardh
      @Ebvardh 8 років тому +10

      I have this same experience when it comes to focusing and attention. I've been diagnosed with ADHD but there are a lot of people who assume I don't have a real condition because they take attention and focusing for granted, since it's not something they do consciously. They'll constantly tell me to focus and put more attention and I do but it's like telling someone with bad eyesight to focus their eyes harder. They can, it's just that their eyes are deficient.

    • @johngayceowens7236
      @johngayceowens7236 7 років тому

      Mike Stone
      step 1. find schizophrenia simulator on UA-cam
      step 2. plug in headphones
      yeah not really "unavailable"

  • @Baykid707
    @Baykid707 2 роки тому +15

    It never stops. You're lucky you can take the headphones off.

  • @melissagonzalez5437
    @melissagonzalez5437 4 роки тому +491

    My son has schizophrenia,and I think this makes me realize how strong he truly is and what he goes through on a daily basis 🙏❤️.thank you

    • @ThomasJr
      @ThomasJr 3 роки тому +3

      Bless you and your son. This condition reduces their life expectancy, it's really heart breaking, but not impossible.

    • @kushwanthsai49
      @kushwanthsai49 3 роки тому +3

      @@ThomasJr It only reduces 10 years or something. It also gets better over time for most people

    • @kushwanthsai49
      @kushwanthsai49 3 роки тому +6

      It gets better over time mam trust me

    • @MsTwitter
      @MsTwitter Рік тому +7

      @@kushwanthsai49 I’ve been dealing with this for 4 years it’s stays the same. It’s how you deal with it when it gets bad. it doesn’t go away. it’s best if people know about it more and understand it and be positive around people like me. But don’t say it will get better say you will get through in my mind when you say that negative thought in your head elevate to extreme make your day even worse who suffer through this. For me how it dealing with this is yoga and art. Like painting to relaxing atmosphere watching somthing funny. Even some cases for me essential oils like lavender or valor that’s smell really good to just breath in and out trying to meditate.

    • @lukaszskiba6482
      @lukaszskiba6482 Рік тому

      ua-cam.com/video/GH-VBrZxbz0/v-deo.html

  • @hoodflix7544
    @hoodflix7544 8 років тому +545

    Why is there so much schizophrenia stuff in my recommended

    • @rieehstarr1026
      @rieehstarr1026 8 років тому +62

      Adrian Del Favero it's a sign

    • @hoodflix7544
      @hoodflix7544 8 років тому +72

      +Rieeh Starr chill ur scaring the shit out of me

    • @MrLilzman8
      @MrLilzman8 8 років тому +25

      Adrian Del Favero lmao same I get so scared when I think about schizophrenia that shit seems scary af to have

    • @AaroN62Gost
      @AaroN62Gost 8 років тому +8

      I thought it was just me

    • @hoodflix7544
      @hoodflix7544 8 років тому +16

      +Consider This Yoo 😂😂😂😂

  • @lydia_thequeen
    @lydia_thequeen 6 років тому +330

    This video made me cry, I have a 9 yr old son who was diagnosed with schizophrenia and bi-polar disorder at 6 yr old. Which is extremely young but not completely unheard of. Even as an toddler he would scream and pull on his ears. I thought it was an ear infection and that the drs were lying when they said he was fine. He's been hospitalized 4 times even with a great support system. It breaks my heart to see him go through so much and never be able to hear or see or understand what my baby is going through. I just wish there was more I could do and it's nice NOT to see all of the ugly comments I sometimes come across.

    • @kimalonzo2145
      @kimalonzo2145 3 роки тому +20

      Wow. That is heartbreaking. How is your little boy now? Poor little guy. Glad he has support. God, Please heal this child!😑💙

    • @lydia_thequeen
      @lydia_thequeen 3 роки тому +37

      @@kimalonzo2145 He's very good. He's gonna be 12 this year and has been able to make amazing progress. Through meds and various programs he's been able to really get to a good place. ❤ I really appreciate it.

    • @kimalonzo2145
      @kimalonzo2145 3 роки тому +4

      @@lydia_thequeen wow! That is amazing! 🤗Thank God! I hate to see children suffer.😩 So glad he is prospering!

    • @lino277
      @lino277 Рік тому +3

      Lo siento mucho 😔 Pero que bien que su hijo progresa

    • @lydia_thequeen
      @lydia_thequeen Рік тому +4

      @@lino277 muchos gracias. Cada año progresa poco mas, gracias a dios. 🙏🏽

  • @KarizmaJones-oi9er
    @KarizmaJones-oi9er 8 місяців тому +7

    This resonates, my grandmother was diagnosed borderline, schizophrenia, bipolar tendencies, and I didn’t realize how much that impacted my brother my sister and I and this video played reminded me of my entire middle and high school and college experience🥹

    • @winros
      @winros 8 місяців тому

      😮

  • @SadWatermelon
    @SadWatermelon 9 років тому +83

    I feel the same when I'm playing Call of Duty and little sqeekers are yelling in my mic

    • @danieljohnson2046
      @danieljohnson2046 9 років тому +3

      +ayy lmao ayyyyyy lmao

    • @crypton8639
      @crypton8639 8 років тому

      +ayy lmao 👽 Online gamers have all the empathy

    • @all-sabres2141
      @all-sabres2141 8 років тому +2

      +ayy lmao 👽 tru just mute them tho

  • @danielslaughter104
    @danielslaughter104 8 років тому +72

    I have schizophrenia and this video is pretty accurate. It's hardly ever the same voice though. I've gotten slightly used to the voices but the visual hallucinations are what really get to me. I feel like everyone is watching me and I'll dart my head and eyes to catch a glimpse of the person or thing in the corner of my vision. I'm well controlled but some days are harder than others. I really hope anyone else who has schizophrenia reading this knows even though it feels like you can't beat it or that everyone is watching you or out there to hurt you that you are strong and you can do it.

    • @waynesudoski871
      @waynesudoski871 6 років тому +1

      Daniel Slaughter as u know it happens to 15%of ppl to various degrees.
      I think its cuz our brains are so fast. In some its too fast.
      Good job dealing with it👍

    • @a11an72
      @a11an72 Рік тому

      In the beginning God created man for us to be an expression of His will and nature, but in our free will we fell in sin, immediately after the fall of sin we see Gods love revealed when He prophecies about the restoration of the relationship between God an man when He says: «The seed of the woman will crush the head of the snake» , and this is a prophecy about the virgin birth of Jesus and how Jesus will come and put and end to the devil and sin and ultimately the enmity between God and man for those who receives Jesus as their savior, this is fulfilled in the the Bible verse John 3,16 : «For so did God love the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life»
      So if you seek Jesus you will find Him, and if you receive Him as your savior and turn from sin you will be saved !
      «For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end. 12Then shall ye call upon me, and ye shall go and pray unto me, and I will hearken unto you. 13And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart. 14And I will be found of you, saith the LORD: and I will turn away your captivity, and I will gather you from all the nations»
      If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. 10 For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you profess your faith and are saved. 11 As Scripture says, “Anyone who believes in him will never be put to shame.”[e] 12 For there is no difference between Jew and Gentile-the same Lord is Lord of all and richly blesses all who call on him, 13 for, “Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.”[f]

  • @michellegarot5103
    @michellegarot5103 8 років тому +34

    This was good for me to watch my mum and sister have schizophrenia and sometimes I just don't understand how they are I get very frustrated. I say that my mum is exactly the same as this experience. she thinks they are Demons it's horrible I never wish upon anyone this problem.

    • @michellegarot5103
      @michellegarot5103 8 років тому

      Thank you 😊

    • @AphonicAuroch
      @AphonicAuroch 8 років тому +5

      It's not demons. It's the disintegration of thought process and emotional responsiveness. If you'd actually do some research you'd know that it's a chemical issue and there's two main hypotheses centered around dopamine and glutamate. as for why it happens, there are genetic predispositions to it and also environmental factors. it has absolutely nothing to do with demons.

    • @michellegarot5103
      @michellegarot5103 8 років тому +1

      Spruce Lesya
      I didn't say they were. please show some respect. I said thank you.

    • @Pulasma
      @Pulasma 8 років тому +1

      Michelle Garot You're so strong and I truly admire that. Much love to you ❤

    • @ba-Gc24
      @ba-Gc24 4 місяці тому

      Both your mom and sister have schizophrenia ?