Ubiquity

douglas9401 | 10:06 Tue 30th Nov 2021 | ChatterBank

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Does it lead to delusions and would a brisk walk break the compulsiveness?

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Yes, it could lead to delusions. The sufferer would believe that they should be everywhere at once, and thus become deluded into thinking that they are really nowhere. I don't really think that a brisk walk would do any good, because there would be the belief that the walk is leading nowhere, and that the ubiquity feeling is really becoming an illusion. Hmmm. I must speak with my learned colleagues about this - if I can find them.