So far I've avoided giving any examples of what I was hearing schizophrenia-wise. Partly because the content seems more incidental that relevant. But mainly because it changed so much over time.
Do I try to organize the things I wrote down by when they were heard? Group them in categories? Order them by complexity?
I've decided to list the most interesting ones for now but in 2 groups:
- Talking in general (voices saying things to me or to each other)
- Requests or commands (they could also be called suggestions at times)
I've already mentioned my opinion that a form of conditioning was used to create the voices. There are 2 other ways it was possibly done but will bring them up another time (spoiler: parametric speaker using ultrasound and cellphone using infrasound).
Some examples of talking in general:
- Continuous narrative rambling as though someone was following me invisibly (a drone would be cool) and noting my every action.
- Discussions that were about me or someone else.
- Angry tirades to get me to listen or pay attention to something.
- For a period of time there were many voices that tried to give me the impression that each was a different person living in Saint Louis and having a chance to influence me.
- There was something about if I wanted to sue I'd have to sue the whole city.
- Every once in awhile I'd hear a "no one's going to believe you" or "no one's going to help you".
- Let us know where you are - or don't. Your choice
- Whatever you think you know up to this point is wrong/backwards. Let him forget and start over
- Before you leave, tell us where you're going
- Let him hear yelling
- Let it be his bosses voice
- Let his awareness grab onto the next thing he hears and keep repeating it
- Let him hear the last song he heard
- Whenever he becomes aware he's tapping his cigarette, tap it twice
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