testing, normalcy, outdated thinking
Why Our Doubts Say More About the World Than About Us
Maladaptive Responses & Behaviors
+8
Bluma Zeigarnik’s framework for designing focus and closure.
Concepts
+5
The Hidden Document I Return to When I Come Undone
+7
The First Ever How to Live Newsletter
Crib sheet for the road
Notes from an Ontological Misfit
+4
Solomon Asch and the unbearable pull of agreement.
+6
Our brains have hidden systems. Here's how to use them...
+12
When One is the Loneliest Number
Richard Feynman’s Timeless Strategy
What you avoid asking might be what you need to know most.
In the late 1990s, I met a stranger on the subway, and (illegally) married him a few hours later.
Systems
+2
A 19th Century Teacher's Campaign Revolutionized Patient Care
John Sarno and the History of Psychosomatic Illness
On Fawning, in Response to the New York Article about Neil Gaiman
Why Direct Experience Transcends Academic Knowledge
For Adam W, and for you...
What we do now matters
Polyvagal Theory and the Vagus Nerve
How The House of Artists at Gugging Became a Model for Psychiatric Reform
The Second Arrow of Awfulizing
+10
Phrenology, Franz Gall & The Fowler Brothers
