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Klov probably lied a lot when answering the questions.
I did everything honestly; otherwise, why would I even bother going through it? The test made me pay attention to some symptoms that I hadn't noticed before. For example, I really do sometimes experience auditory hallucinations: when I'm alone at home, it constantly seems like someone is suddenly entering the apartment or that something has fallen in the hallway. I go out of the room – nothing is there. But I've never had any kind of panic or fear. Or even something specifically schizophrenic, like walking in circles – I don't walk like that exactly, but sometimes I spin around my own axis counterclockwise, and at the same time, I usually frantically try to remember what I was just about to do. This often happens in the kitchen when I come to make tea or sandwiches or just get some cookies. So, I need to grab a spoon for tea, and I start to get confused, I go into a stupor, I completely forget why I'm even here and what goal I'm pursuing, I start to spin and look at all the objects around me in order to find the one I need for the goal, which I don't even know. I also sometimes have sudden, inexplicable laughter, but rarely. A sign of foolishness!!1 I answered "constantly" to most of the questions; it seems like there were only two questions that I answered "never" and "very rarely."
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Just screw normality, why do you need to be normal yourself?