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>I mean everything that someone with psychosis thinks has happened could physically have happened that's true.

Nope, not usually. Psychosis in most disorders is defined by delusions that are impossible and fantastic. An example would be believing that aliens are stealing your organs. That's actually impossible because you'd die.

The exception is depression with psychotic features - it tends to be based more in reality as to be a delusion that COULD be true. An example would be a belief that everyone at your work hates you and is actively conspiring to get you fired is likely not to be true (even if some people hate you are work, unlikely anyone cares enough to plot and execute a plan to get you fired).

I make this distinction to clear up the wifi hacking - yeah, because altman is a tech bro, he could have. Could she have been experiencing a psychotic break from depression? Maybe. But as most types of psychosis DON'T present this way, its probably not.

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text >I mean everything that someone with psychosis thinks has happened could physically have happened that's true.  Nope, not usually. Psychosis in most disorders is defined by delusions that are impossible and fantastic. An example would be believing that aliens are stealing your organs. That's actually impossible because you'd die. The exception is depression with psychotic features - it tends to be based more in reality as to be a delusion that COULD be true. An example would be a belief that …
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