psychology
Daily Alchemy: Can we make this controversy good?
67d ago“Should Psychology Today's 'Think steel, not snowflakes' advice replace trauma-informed clinical care?”
- Florence...
I think you’ve hit the nail on the head when you say “the biggest problem is that each sides narrative requires the others to be illegitimate”. Without even discussing land, cooperation or rights this one phrase sums up the impasse.... Your list also reminds me of Roger Walsh's "therapeutic lifestyle changes" (TLCs) things that have been proven to increase health but are often under"prescribed"; I'd love to see him add comedy and sex specifically, instead of just grouping it under "recreation" :) for those... I wholeheartedly agree we need to become a more mature species; especially the kind of intelligence that can empathize, love, sacrifice, and has wisdom. I dont think cognitive intelligence alone can do the trick (which i think may be extremely relevant to AI).... It's very interesting, every time I try to write a response, I delete it. Here are a few riffs: here are some things I value: gratitude time with my family & kids meaningful work friendship my obligations, service, and commitments to others integrity, love play, fun,... - Paulleverich...
You can see the pattern pretty clearly if you step back and look at it through the lens of Robert Jay Lifton’s framework. His description of ideological totalism fits uncomfortably well in places where certain ideas become insulated from scrutiny.... This is dope, thank you. this evokes in me time as (perhaps) nothing more than a mental arrangement of relationships between states. The "passage" of time is methodology that entwines "subjectivity" with "objectivity" rather than either a subjective experience or an objective... - _abree_...
Unfortunately, I find it literally impossible to hold my tongue when confronted with lies, propaganda, mis- or disinformation or any of the myriad ways currently being used to rip this country apart..... - FrankieBoy...
- Adam1...
I agree that emotions are symptoms and not causes because emotions are seperate from the thing(s) that caused them. Viktor Frankl said that man's only true freedom was the freedom to choose his own reaction in any situation.... - taurus12...
This is a valid point. In real life trust is something you build over time. I think that the proclivity to be cautious using the word TRUST so casually depends on if trust has an implication of security or vulnerability. I think immediately about vulnerability, right?... - kenofearth...
Granted, but when ideas conflict, evidence is partial, and stakes are real; when under uncertainties, instabilities, time and performance imperative pressures, especially affecting from narrowly scoped and domained interests with power, clarities so often have stowaway costs,...