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A Psychiatrist's Perspective
Delusional disorder is characterized by the presence of one or more firmly held false beliefs that persist. It usually begins in middle-aged or elderly people, and is less common than Schizophrenia.
I have heard the phrase that gives title to this commentary on many occasions, fortunately less and less. And I have heard it in the mouths of some doctors and psychologists. With it they refer to psychotropic drugs and psychotherapy.
A broad representation of human events. It not only comments on Psychiatry and Mental Health; it looks at the world with a broad vision, there is nothing more dangerous and paralyzing than homogeneity and a single discourse.