To whatever degree a mental illness is treatable with medication, it can be viewed as a physical ailment with somatopsychic symptoms.
I've already said that, elsewhere in this article discussion:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30334409
If that isn't computing for you, it isn't going to get better to keep telling me I'm wrong and you don't agree.
Your mental models of this problem space and mine clearly aren't jibing. This form of engagement isn't likely to bridge the gap between where you are on this and where I am.
I've spent years talking about this stuff online, including on HN a whole lot. It's not been a waste of time but there's only so far that goes.
At this point, my focus is on trying to flesh out a potential pilot project -- like I said in my first comment.
Sometimes words get in the way. Sometimes the best thing to do is do it and show people.
That's what I hope to do though I may not be able to. I'm not wealthy. I'm not connected. Most of the world does not see what I see.
(Shrug)
Repeatedly mentioning that you spent years talking about this has absolutely no bearing on me. It's not my mental model that isn't working with yours. It's really your language and how you are approaching basic questions that are asking for a clarification on your insight.
It definitely seems like words are getting in the way for you then if you can't do the simplest of explanations. Have a good day.
I was asking specifically about the person that is dealing with schizophrenia in the example that you provided. What are the next steps in resolution.