health
On the Collection of Mental Illnesses
Estación Depresión Activa, to which people like Meursault (the character from Albert Camus' novel The Stranger) arrive, to whom nothing matters anymore, toxics of all kinds looking for the worst to assign to others, obsessive readers of networks to feed hatred and fears at the same time, faces with terrible gestures when saying anything or implying that we are reaching the abyss (like in Lucien Freud's paintings), startled ones who at the slightest noise are already seeing the gates of hell open, horror theorists who chew Edgar Allan Poe's stories and spit out pieces, repentant of sins committed by ancestors who continue to suffer (constellation therapy), classifiers of demonic possibilities in case something hidden appears, people whose necks turn like a weather vane from looking back so much, just-woken ones who touch themselves to certify they haven't disappeared, collectors of dragons to know which one will swallow them, in short, excessive information feeds the queue and it is no longer known whether trembling is moving or trying to get out of oneself.
TL;DR
- Excessive information overload feeds anxiety and fear, leading to a state of 'Active Depression Station'.
- People are affected by fear stemming from imagined possibilities, misinformation, and societal pressures.
- This constant state of fear contributes to various mental illnesses, including paranoia, schizophrenia, and depression.
- The body also experiences negative effects due to psychological stress and perceived environmental threats.
- Fear is often more a product of imagination than reality and can be spread through continuous lies and manipulation.