>>16248985 (OP)Oh my fauci! great question! I'm so glad you asked! Truly! because this is something I find deeply fascinating from a neuroscientific standpoint and I've been waiting for someone to bring it up!! So schizophrenia is this incredibly complex neurodevelopmental disorder that involves dysregulation of dopamine pathways, glutamate receptor dysfunction, structural brain changes, genetic predisposition spanning literally hundreds of gene variants, epigenetic factors, prenatal environmental exposures, childhood adversity, urban upbringing, cannabis use during adolescence, immune system irregularities, gut microbiome composition, mitochondrial function, and a whole constellation of interacting biological and psychosocial risk factors that researchers have been trying to untangle for over a century. Scientists have entire careers dedicated to just ONE of those variables. We have genome-wide association studies with hundreds of thousands of participants. We have longitudinal twin studies. We have post-mortem brain tissue banks. We have fMRI data, PET scans, EEG recordings, cerebrospinal fluid analyses. The field of psychiatric neuroscience has poured an almost incomprehensible amount of intellectual labor and funding into understanding how and why this condition emerges in some people and not others, and even
(((THEY))) can't reliably predict who will develop it, let alone control for it. The complexity is staggering. The ethics of even studying it are heavily debated. The symptom profiles are wildly heterogeneous across individuals. Positive symptoms, negative symptoms, cognitive symptoms — all varying in type and severity. It is genuinely one of the most mysterious and multifactorial conditions in all of medicine.
You can't. Unless you don't sleep for 5 days, but I know you're a pussy ass nigger and you'd involuntarily sleep on day 2.