I’ve always had to know how things work. It’s probably how I wound up in computers. How people work is also pretty fascinating, even when the people themselves aren’t.
One thing I’m investigating is what children know at a really young age and how some of these things go away by the time they become adults. […]
Dissociative Identity Disorder, aka multiple personality disorder, is not generally known as a positive thing. This is due to how it was created: extreme childhood trauma, generally sexual. So it’s a blessing to the survivor because it allowed them to survive horrific abuse but it has its complications.
You can read about DID/MPD at many websites. […]
I have an online sister with a really interesting blog. It covers Dissociative Identity Disorder, schooling, and what to do with a lot of education with not a lot of commercial potential (and serious temporal displacement).
It’s called Delightfully Scattered Thoughts and can be found at:
http://englishrain.wordpress.com/
And while we’re doing plugs, don’t forget to visit the […]
