Alex Rivers
Posted: Sat Jun 05, 2010 5:14 pm
What happened to this guy?
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I don't think there's any problem sharing that, Ryan. It's all very public, and I, for one, had seen them all.Ryan Taylor wrote:Sorry Alec if you did not wish this information sharing, but every person who has a Facebook account must not care too much for privacy.
Yeah, not really.Ryan Taylor wrote:Alec Rivers: "Re your theory: There is normal feeling-shit-about-a-few-things depression and then there is clinical depression which is a biological condition."
"Not really" to what? I can't imagine you are suggesting everyone with depression just cheers up a bit?Michael Wallace wrote:Yeah, not really.Ryan Taylor wrote:Alec Rivers: "Re your theory: There is normal feeling-shit-about-a-few-things depression and then there is clinical depression which is a biological condition."
I think he is actually referring to the argument that depression, as a clinical condition, actually has been shown to have a biological origin or it could be a reference to anti-psychiatry, qua Foucault, which complicates our understanding of binaristic distinctions between sane and insane.Matt Morrison wrote:"Not really" to what? I can't imagine you are suggesting everyone with depression just cheers up a bit?Michael Wallace wrote:Yeah, not really.Ryan Taylor wrote:Alec Rivers: "Re your theory: There is normal feeling-shit-about-a-few-things depression and then there is clinical depression which is a biological condition."
Pretty much, yep.David O'Donnell wrote:I think he is actually referring to the argument that depression, as a clinical condition, actually has been shown to have a biological origin or it could be a reference to anti-psychiatry, qua Foucault, which complicates our understanding of binaristic distinctions between sane and insane.Matt Morrison wrote:"Not really" to what? I can't imagine you are suggesting everyone with depression just cheers up a bit?
Yeh I wondered where he went too. Spoke to him on msn a couple of times. Hope he's happier wherever he is anyways.Ryan Taylor wrote:I am possibly one of the few who are concerned.
https://www.kentonline.co.uk/folkestone ... rs-205130/Matthew Green wrote: ↑Sat Jun 05, 2010 5:44 pm I exposed him as a paedophile and he fucked off back to his bedsit.
Conor wrote: ↑Tue Dec 10, 2019 1:04 pm Unfortunately, not far from the truth:
https://www.kentonline.co.uk/folkestone ... rs-205130/Matthew Green wrote: ↑Sat Jun 05, 2010 5:44 pm I exposed him as a paedophile and he fucked off back to his bedsit.
This disappearance in 2010 likely coincides with his first jail term.
Almost certainly. His c4c profile shows his age to be 50 matching the 49 when the article was written, and Cheriton is a suburb of Folkestone.
Matthew Green was such a piss taker I assumed this was a jokeMatthew Green wrote: ↑Sat Jun 05, 2010 5:44 pm I exposed him as a paedophile and he fucked off back to his bedsit.
And I'm pretty sure he was a social media specialist, and I remember his face. Chilling.Conor wrote: ↑Tue Dec 10, 2019 9:23 pmAlmost certainly. His c4c profile shows his age to be 50 matching the 49 when the article was written, and Cheriton is a suburb of Folkestone.
All of what DoD said? Or just qua Foucault?Michael Wallace wrote: ↑Sat Jun 05, 2010 8:09 pmPretty much, yep.David O'Donnell wrote:I think he is actually referring to the argument that depression, as a clinical condition, actually has been shown to have a biological origin or it could be a reference to anti-psychiatry, qua Foucault, which complicates our understanding of binaristic distinctions between sane and insane.Matt Morrison wrote:"Not really" to what? I can't imagine you are suggesting everyone with depression just cheers up a bit?