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Mark Probert
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Jan wrote:
> THE AUTHOR, Douglas C. Smith, M.D.,
Smith, like all anti-biological psychiatry types, rejects the idea that
there are physicologfical and chemcial differences in the brains of
those who have psychiatric illness.
There is ample evidence that this is not so, and that behavior is
determined by a combination of things, not just one thing, as they claim.
> THE AUTHOR, Douglas C. Smith, M.D.,
Smith, like all anti-biological psychiatry types, rejects the idea that
there are physicologfical and chemcial differences in the brains of
those who have psychiatric illness.
There is ample evidence that this is not so, and that behavior is
determined by a combination of things, not just one thing, as they claim.