depersonalization

The likely cause of this is the depersonalization of people at the behest of technology.

Some of them are quite serious(depersonalization and derealization which are pretty serious mental illnesses).

The aphasia was coupled with years of intense depersonalization and derealization as well.

From what I've read, it's usually people with severe mental illness who are already predisposed to suicide, depersonalization, etc.

It just sounds like the author complaining about perceived depersonalization of schooling.

This defensive depersonalization makes it very easy to strip away ethics.

Risks of suicide, depersonalization, desocialisation, and loop thinkings are very real.

It worked to a degree, but after a few weeks of nightly use, I began to experience what I think is depersonalization.

So I think our best bet is to keep a close eye on depersonalization and shift gears immediately if that ever happens.

You might have experienced a brief moment of depersonalization[1].

I have a mild case of depersonalization and those words really affected me.

Eventually, he began to pull away from his students—depersonalization, as the literature now calls it—justifying his seeming insensitivity by telling himself he wasn’t making a difference anyway.

You're right, and you're also ignoring the inverse effect that "hearing about more" now has on depersonalization.

With regard to what you write about "cosmic despair", and especially with concepts like "having a hard time coming back down to you", I noticed that some of it seems to flirt around the edges of depersonalization.

I also like listening to music at a loud volume (I find it hard to enjoy music otherwise.) Depersonalization-derealization: Not sure.