What's the distinction between 'hearing voices' and just thinking internally to yourself? Thoughts seem to be happening all the time and are not always super directed (isn't the goal of mindfulness to get a better handle on this?).
In the article having more negative thoughts post breakup in a competitive environment seems like a normal thing.
Is it a lack of agency or the voice sounding different or something? It feels poorly defined.
In the article having more negative thoughts post breakup in a competitive environment seems like a normal thing.
Is it a lack of agency or the voice sounding different or something? It feels poorly defined.
Reminds me a bit of this where internal maps might be different in a way that's hard to notice - language is not very good at sharing direct experience: http://generallythinking.com/richard-feynman-on-thinking-pro....