paranoia

Paranoia however was the largest symptom of a food source that failed to meet the nutritional needs of the Atlantean populations.

And the drawing archive, surely one of the great architectural collections, is now free of paranoia and eager to share its treasures.

The paranoia about evil foreign designs that thrived under Mao and was discarded by Deng Xiaoping is still close to the surface.

Fear and paranoia are even more part of corporate life as they were a year ago.

Since we have "healthy paranoia" as one of our core values, we would not, of course, be so blind.

There is none of the paranoia and fear that marked the early cold war, and little desire to return to it.

I intend that humanity move out of paranoia and into a state of peace with one another.

It is true that we seem to be experiencing a new sense of paranoia about these extremists and the threats they pose.

The same distrust of science was one reason that British author Francis Wheen can describe the 1970s as "the golden age of paranoia. "

Mr Park seems to have fallen foul of both the two main causes of official paranoia: the internet and the financial crisis.

"There seems to be unjustified paranoia in the leadership about what it is the rest of the world wants, " he said.

If you want to leave me, so please keep, need not incline, let me have paranoia.

Unlike most of the ruling elite, he did not serve in the KGB, which may make him less prone to paranoia and conspiracy theories.

With old age, the likelihood of developing a serious psychological disorder decreases, and yet the chance of developing paranoia increases.

Your thoughts can easily lead you into a maze of paranoia and put you into a very uncomfortable state of heightened awareness.

"You always have to be suspicious and maintain a healthy sense of paranoia, " said Company Commander Francisco Xavier Zavala, 33.

The notion of the CIA leaking unreliable and yet oddly precise information sounds like paranoia.

In a state of spice-induced paranoia, Takel questioned the slave lord on his plan to take the Imperial throne.

Jealousy, in short, will turn your happy little relationship into a seething viper's nest of paranoia, nagging questions and suspicion.

Paranoia is a term used to describe a psychosis of fear, described as a heightened perception of being persecuted, false or otherwise.

"The concept of privacy has been extended to a level of unfortunate paranoia, to the detriment of [the US]. "

But the riches his genius produced were no balm for what had become a hellish life of paranoia, booze and strip clubs.

That isn't at all the way I feel about it. I'm so fed up with schizos, true or false, that I joyfully convert to paranoia.

The most difficult time of only depend on oneself, do not paranoia someone will help you.

They maintained troop numbers and pilot flying time right to the present, first as a paranoia of US re-invasion and then Chinese domination.

Reason for Leaving: The owner gave new meaning to the word 'paranoia. ' I prefer to elaborate privately.

Because you do not know the scope of paranoia, do not know the origin office drowsy.

The temperature seemed to be elevated as the blood rushed to my head and the paranoia hit.

She was lucid as could be, on almost no medication at all, with not one molecule of paranoia or a single misconception.

So maybe the whole thing was just paranoia on the part of Nixon matched by paranoia on the part of Lennon and his friends.

Mr SixSounds like the communist socialist state of China is suffering from extreme paranoia.

In believing such paranoid thoughts to be true, such humans then manifests a crime of murder in the insanity of the paranoia.

The forecast growth would therefore negate 200 years of French paranoia about its more numerous eastern neighbour.

It is too easy to reduce these fears to mere paranoia.

Because of pseudo's paranoia and sanity checks, this never actually caused bogus results, just a bunch of warnings in log files.

With the seed of paranoia planted, a stream of accusations followed for the next few months.

Such paranoia is widespread in Asia, where almost every country was at the mercy of western powers for several hundred years.

Paranoia is far more common in the general population than previously thought, a new study shows.

Ongoing from that was a phase of a propensity for depression, for compulsion, for paranoia.

When it comes to interviewing, a little paranoia can be a good thing.

What Mr. Fox's co-workers didn't know was that he battled schizophrenia, a brain disorder that can cause anxiety and paranoia.

Command-and-control management styles both derive from and reinforce bureaucracy, power tripping and an overall culture of paranoia.

Smothered by pop's paranoia, he ventures away from the reef, but his dad's dread is justified when a passing diver whisks him away.

Seen in this light, Paranoia Agent shows a deeper level revolving around the undigested past.

Paranoia: Mental disorder characterized by delusions of persecution or grandeur, usually without hallucinations.

"Happenstance, paranoia and random violence" characterised the event, with rumour and counter-rumour fuelling acts of ferocious brutality.

Business Philosophy: Focus on customer satisfaction. Maintain healthy paranoia about competitors.

Today the building remains a popular tourist attraction, a bizarre monument to superstition and paranoia.

She is such a paranoia that she often thinks others mistreat her.

It is, says Mohamed El-Erian, Pimco's chief executive, all part of "a culture of constructive paranoia. "

Others took questioning the cloud to a whole new level of paranoia, claiming that trusting the cloud was "worse than stupidity. "

Maybe it is not just the heart of Zen, a peaceful and paranoia.

but the isolation, paranoia and terror that kept the Soviet people in thrall for so long exceeded anything comparable, anywhere, ever.

This is not a time to let paranoia chart the course for U. S. policy toward China.

The difference in paranoia's effects lies in how the person deals with his thoughts and feelings.

But it's the Arab world, strangely, that has demonstrated the limits of authoritarianism's appeal and prompted a bout of Chinese paranoia.

Some people's paranoia is from inside be born, if left in place for the spirit of those, who can change . . .

There were many dimensions to my psychosis, the most prevalent being a severe strain of paranoia fueled by profound guilt and self-reproach.

Thus does the paranoia, megalomania, and fanaticism of the rulers become deadly dangerous to every single person.

Syria has long inspired paranoia: conversations are conducted in whispers, and software is downloaded to beat the internet monitors.

Mira: Believing this kind of thing is a recipe for a lifetime of painful paranoia.

The growing U. S. paranoia about Chinese clean energy comes at a real cost.

Paranoia led to bans on political parties, among them the ANC, whose de facto leader was Nelson Mandela.

Side effects can include twitching, paranoia, and impotence, which usually increases with frequent usage.

Of the men polled nearly half said they had stopped buying gifts for a partner in the past in case it lead to paranoia.

At a deeper level, Kon's Paranoia Agent hints at a collective guilt embracing all of modern Japan, but he leaves it unidentified.

It must have been difficult to go through life immersed in paranoia and fear.

Nearly everybody is nervousness and paranoia, music and close-up shot are just right, add much beauty to this play.

Paranoia and schizophrenia can cause delusions of unfaithfulness, causing a jealous reaction.

Wyndham's work played with the paranoia of the Cold War then seeping into ordinary people's subconscious.

The China lobby contributed to the paranoia that fostered the Cold War abroad and McCarthyism at home.

But Mr Kim, for all his megalomania and paranoia, is a shrewd tactician.

Paranoia or extreme risk aversion is clearly detrimental to a rising career.

The article describes the always present local paranoia that someone, somewhere, wants to steal the Amazon from us.

I forgive those ancestors who were government officials and from paranoia legalized Big Brother spy programs .

Only give up greed and paranoia, happiness can be returned to him.

But now the fear and paranoia are gone. And my life can finally make sense to the people who matter to me.

David Kay, a notable United Nations weapons inspector in Iraq, bemoans "scepticism and paranoia" .

Another theory holds that paranoia allows us to deny our own unwanted sexual feelings: "I don't love him, I hate him and he hates me. "

If you're serious about security or have healthy paranoia, this page contains tips and notes to push the limits even further.

Studies show that the average person experiences paranoia on a daily basis.

Regarding the latter, I have not come across a single mention on the Web site of these pests, so, New Yorkers, get over your paranoia.

Fierce competition, behind the back namecalling and paranoia about leaks, oh my!

This gloomy consensus feeds a growing national paranoia about the rise of the developing nations.

Jason: Honey, it's only two days of workshops on schizophrenia, paranoia, phobias , fetishism.

Instead, say Indians, Pakistanis' own paranoia is the root of their instability.

Felhunter: Paranoia and Tainted Blood have been replaced with Fel Intelligence and Shadow Bite.

Fanatical pursuit of beauty, is in fact a symptom of psychological paranoia.

Call that paranoia, but it's rational enough, considering how many people in high places in Washington would dearly love to see him dead.

"Paranoia" long ago became an obsolete concept among those in opposition to the Putin regime.

Call that paranoia, but it's rational enough, considering how many people in high places in Washington would dearly love to see him dead.

"Paranoia" long ago became an obsolete concept among those in opposition to the Putin regime.

Many use the term paranoia in everyday language without understanding the condition.

Endless doubts - Life of paranoia!

And sing along in the age of paranoia.

The altered mental status it brings can lead to panic attacks, agitation, paranoia, hallucinations and violent behavior.

Recently, I check out I suffer from high incidence of mental illness, depression and paranoia.

Pa's eyes narrowed down to pale-blue slits. All the usual paranoia had settled in.

CA: I mean, a psychologist might say that's a recipe for breeding paranoia.

The tabloids bring unhappiness and paranoia into these players' lives.

But it is also a symptom of mild paranoia about whether these firms can in their dotage still deliver perky growth.

Turkey's growing influence has fostered a new national confidence that has replaced decades of paranoia and prickliness.

The Chinese authorities have been demonstrating a clumsiness and paranoia that could end up scoring a huge own goal .

Raban's "Surveillance" is permeated by this paranoia.

NOBODY gets more mileage out of paranoia than James Ellroy.

Calm your radiation paranoia with xkcd's radiation dose chart and the banana equivalent dose.

It's just that some people are more prone to episodes of paranoia than others.

John's paranoia would overwhelm him, and instead of striking while the iron was hot, he would hesitate for fear of betrayal.

Her paranoia shielded her from the catastrophe of indifference.

Ultimately, the cure for market paranoia is strong economic growth.

Paranoia has been aided and abetted by government intelligence agencies.

Paranoia aside, when temperatures dip, frostbite and other health risks are real concerns.

Counteracting or diminishing the symptoms of psychotic disorders, such as schizophrenia, paranoia, and manic-depressive psychosis.

Steve jobs-a perfectionist and paranoia to design a new people's perception of the world.

Des hpande, of Southwest Pediatrics in Palos Park, says what this practice does best is increase paranoia.

Here are some tips to help you deal with everyday paranoia and NOT let it get in the way of having a healthy life.

That paranoia courses through every level of the country's security apparatus.

The disease can also cause hallucinations , depression, and paranoia.

If so, you're not alone. Indeed, the syndrome even has a name: Best Before Paranoia.

Shawn : Just what a nice girl you are! Especially since you got over the paranoia.

Paranoia helped, as it turns out.

What you are seeing is the Dragon's paranoia and fear.

Kuransky looks like he's lying. But he's also highly emotional. I've seen fear, anxiety, some paranoia.

But ah, you hear Mr Putin's apologists say, the west fed Russian paranoia.

No detail is too small. No level of paranoia about an unsolicited photograph or video is too great.

If bond investors switch from complacency to paranoia, 10-year yields . . .

India and Japan, China's other big regional counterparts, both view it with suspicion at best and, at worst, paranoia.

This spate of busted spies is breeding paranoia in South Korea.

I hate it when you make paranoia plausible . It's like sliding off a cliff .

That means avoiding the risk of feeding the junta's paranoia.

A modicum of anxiety about its ambitions is more than just cold-war paranoia.

There are no conspiracy theories, no wild speculations, no paranoia.

(A little) paranoia is also healthy.

It intensified his paranoia.

So is this new swine flu outbreak the next great plague, or just a global spasm of paranoia?

Bones: I hate it when you make paranoia plausible.

Japan is also known for its paranoia of foreign diseases.

Worrying and dwelling on one's worries is a surefire way of building up paranoia.

The perils of paranoia. - Yes.

And this is one reason why soldiers commonly suffer paranoia.

Why can't I stop feeling this paranoia?

This is embodied in the lack of knowledge of objective things and the paranoia in subjective perception of things.

But the games are also an event that could bring out the worst in China: paranoia, nationalism, control-freakery.

I hope that one day I'll be able to live without panic, anger, paranoia and depression.

Next there is the issue of paranoia.

One is that paranoia allows us to rid ourselves of certain aggressive feelings.

Then there is paranoia.

(tanking pet) I'm not sure I like our "Paranoia" effect on Consume Shadows in it's current form though.

There is much strange talk about "retail dictatorship" and "corporate hijacks " . Is this all paranoia?

The symptoms are often obscured and mistakenly diagnosed as symptoms of mental illness. Hypervigillance is misinterpreted as paranoia;

Li Mu Zhang Fang, The paranoia of a perfectionist, video installation, 2005

And sing along to the age of paranoia

Fanatic discipline keeps you on track; empirical creativity keeps you vibrant; and productive paranoia keeps youalive

i believe a little paranoia is warranted

On the Cognitive Theory and Cognitive Therapy of Paranoia