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Creativity and Mental illness
nikmil
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5-22-2007 3:32 PM
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creativity
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kreativnost
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psychology
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psihologija
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psychosis
,
psihoze
,
pamet
,
intelligence
,
latent inhibition
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9-26-2007
11:34 AM
abailart
I had a touch of bother with latent inhibition. Luckily Ronnie Laing convinced me that madness is the only sane response to an insane society!
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