Psych ad 2 - government ad
BackPitch to hock our institution products to governments Following is on the fundamentals of the treatment method. It is written by my partner in this project: Bracelet (codename "ADAM") containing 5-hydroxytryptophan and SSRIs in separate release systems controlled by the same radio system is attached to the subject's right wrist (giving it a primary flow to the left hemisphere, where we can do the most emotional damage per unit chemical). The bracelet is designed in such a way that it can only be mechanically removed, thus preventing interference from curious patients. The bracelet should have no identifying features, so as to convince patients that it is merely a method of identification within the institution-- not a hormonal control system. This may help to prevent tampering. Staff will observe the subjects though personal interaction, without making their observations evident. Subjects will constantly and unknowingly placed within scenarios, appearing to occur naturally to the subject, where a positive or negative resolution may be attempted. In the event that the positive resolution is attempted (which will generally require some sort of sacrifice on the subject's part in the interest of long-term or interpersonal gain), a relative dosage of 5-hydroxytryptophan will be administered through the bracelet, which will cross the blood- brain barrier and produce 5-Hydroxytryptamine (5-HT)--artifical serotonin. This dosage will be stimulated remotely by the observer, who will have the necessary radio controls placed inconspicously on their watch as if time adjustment instruments. The watch, like the bracelet, will appear as though an identifying standard of the institution, to justify its presence on all observational staff members. Since an individual watch will affect an individual bracelet, it is ensured that hormonal adjustments can be administered only by the assigned observational staff member. This is to ensure that manipulation is performed only by members who individually understand the patients, so as to generate a learning curve. Inversely, under the event of a negative resolution, SSRIs are administered. These re-uptake inhibitors cause an initial release of serotonin, but prevent them from entering adjacent neuron receptors. As a result, negative resolutions will be accompanied by an initial slight elation (measured by the body's inherent presence of serotonin), shortly followed by a serotonin deficiency, as both the artificial and natural serotonin is kept locked within the synapse until it naturally degrades into 5-hydroxytryptophan and 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid (5HIAA). The former will slowly diffuse across the blood-brain barrier and replace the natural serotonin content, while the latter is harmlessly excreted. Due to the lack of osmotic difference on either side of the blood-brain barrier, the restoration of serotonin after a negative resolution will be very slow. As a result, negative consequences will greatly outlast positive ones, with the turnaround period relative to the SSRI dosage. Additionally, the SSRI affects on both artificial and natural serotonin would cause the detrimental affects to be much more dramatic in terms of magnitude than the 5-hydroxytryptophan dosages. The forecasted result is a mimickry of short term gain for long term pain, with negative consequence vastly outweighing positive reward. After several years of this treatment, the subject will have a psysiological and psychological pre-disposition to the taught behaviour. The brain will anticipate non-existance SSRI injections even after removal of the bracelet, and produce serotonin in relative response, thus mimicking the bracelet's effects. Additionally, the subject will have a natural mental dispositions towards the taught behaviours, and will develop a psychological expectation of the reward/punishment system under which it had functioned for a length of time. These psychological factors will again lead into psysiological factors, creating a self-perpetuating circle of self-sustained behaviour. Given that the subject is trained thusly during the developmental years, such as 6 months to 5 years, the lingering effects of the training are expected to remain for the subject's entire remaining lifetime. The result: several years of early conditioning can pay off with a lifetime of compulsively proper social behaviour. Other applications for this technique are emerging, such as militaristic training and conditioning for menial labour under poor conditions. Such possibilities as a perfect, ununionized labour force, and a cooperatively- minded war machine lay just above the horizon.
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Uploaded: May 15th, 2008 @ 5:50 pm
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