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Profile Of A Psychiatrist
When you actively "help" extinction it's called extermination - or "cleansing".Regardless of what you call your political system.
The subject, doctor Anymost, who works as a psychiatrist, is a middle aged male. Somewhat distant, but did none the less take the initiative to open the dialogue as I came into his office. Although his appearance does immediately stand out as somewhat odd, he does none the less appear to be able to get dressed by himself without too much trouble. Like he does appear capable of performing at least the most basic self care such as combing and brushing his teeth. In the course of the interview, however, it quickly becomes apparent that he clearly has a need of control and domination, which express itself in his compulsive urge to enforce his, in his own mind "superior" interpretations of the acts and utterances of other people.
The doctor thus consequently prefer to view other people's acts and utterances in terms of "weak self structure", "inferioriority complex", "immaturity", "inadequacy", "genetically defect" and similar latently patronizing terms, which he justify by his, by his own delusion, "superior" position as a psychiatrist. The subject has no recognition of his own illnes, which in itself of course demonstate the severity of his delusion. It is evident from his preference to, by his delusive interpretation, dominate such people in particular; whome are different from himself, that there, underlying this superiority complex and cumpulsive domination behaviour, lurks a deep rooted fear of situations with which he is not well acquainted. As soon as the subject finds himself in socially unfamiliar waters his fobic compulsive domination complex and delusions of superiority takes over as a kind of defence mechanism which gives him a feeling of safety, as he experience a kind of control over the interpretation of the situation.
For example, during my interview with him he suddenly asks, apparently completely detached from any context: "Do you ever feel lonely? Do you ever feel inadequate?" We see here clearly his focus on inferiority. And evidence of more bizar delusions also occationally surface, as he suddenly asks: "Have you ever heard voices when there were none else there?" and soon after: "Have you ever seen things you could not explain?" And when he later, reluctantly allows me to see the written report of our interview, which he insist that I am propably not sufficiently intelligent to read, It becomes clear how deeply disturbed he actually is: Thus he consequently overinterpret anything I have said, and makes frequent mixups such as changing the words or taking replies out of their context, or even repeat them as replies to different questions than those they were actually replies to.
Conclusion:
The subject is evidently severely disturbed, although he may on the surface maintain a certain limited facade of normality which enables him to get along in most social situations. But underneath this fragile facade lurks the delusions and convulsive neurosis, and he is evidently tormented by his fobic fear of inadequacy in unfamiliar social situations. It is therefor strongly adviced that he is immediately placed under survailance and medical treatment. Preferably voluntarily. Also it is of immanent urgency that his family and social network be notified of his condition so they know to take special consideration. Hopefully doctor Anymost may, in time, with the cooperation of his family and social contacts be brought to at least some degree of recognition of his illnes.
...See how it works?