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I have a wide variety of interest. Art, music, dance and some politics. Shows will focus on a variety of topics. - Intro: Miranda Vettrus - Book of Lies ---------- Rules - 1 - I will not babysit the chat. Your adults.. grown ups.. if someone is bothering that much that is what the ignore button is for. 2 - No UFOs, No Politics, No personal drama. Some listeners/callers have mental illnesses.. so enter at own risk... ------ Watch your step. Seems I have some stalkers now. I TOLD YOU I WAS FAMOUS! Where's my paparazzi? LOL ------- Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery!--- Just when you thought it was safe.. There they are again! LOL
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May 24, 2002 -- From Vincent Van Gogh to Sylvia Plath, the path from mental illness to creative genius has been well traveled by many artists and writers. Now, researchers say they are gaining new clues about the mysterious link between highly creative individuals and mental disorders, such as manic depression.
A new study shows that healthy artists are more similar in personality to people with manic depression than other healthy people in the population. Researchers presented the findings this week at the American Psychiatric Association Meeting in Philadelphia.
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