Talk:Bob Johnson (psychiatrist)
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I removed this .... denying the laws of physics and then using them to underpin an opinion is unusual.
"He therefore takes exception to all recent editions of the DSM (the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) starting with DSM-III published in 1980, which explicitly rules out stress as a causative factor. With the WHO reporting that suicide now kills more of us globally than heart disease and cancer combined, he advocates a wider perspective – including modernising the Laws of Physics. All non-living systems decay, their disorganisation (entropy) inexorably increases. He argues that since living skin heals itself, where dead skin doesn't – the chemicals are the same, the physics isn’t – thus if skin can heal, so can minds."
Its a theory - is it his?? Wiki needs strong citations for strong opinions given to living people. Victuallers (talk) 09:34, 16 June 2020 (UTC)