by Intercision | Jan 3, 2021 | For Therapists
I confess that I have psynned in thought, word, and deed. I confess that I have said and done things that modern psychology deems “unhealthy”. I confess that I have not lived life as an atomized individual and have been less productive, less successful,...
by Intercision | Nov 2, 2020 | For Therapists, Men's Rights, Self-Worth
This should be required watching for any man tempted into the trap of...
by Intercision | Oct 14, 2020 | For Therapists, Politics
Things in modern life works like a ratchet. It only turns one way. I volunteer and get next to nothing for it, not a scrap of social capital to be accepted and included with people who could lift me from my sorry state. Then due to my disability I take from the...
by Intercision | Oct 2, 2020 | For Therapists
One of the must gut-wrenching things modern psychology does is dismiss that which it pathologizes. For example, let’s say you’re lonely and you miss someone so bad it is occupying your mind too much. Modern psychology posits that you are failing to live up...
by Intercision | Aug 15, 2020 | For Therapists
On balance for the average person modern psychology does more harm than good. This is because the facets of modern psychology that do harm are free and pervasive while the ones that help are expensive. This makes the poor disadvantaged in a way that not many people...
by Intercision | Aug 14, 2020 | Chart, For Therapists
A lot of life is a trade off. A lot of it is a zero sum game between you and others’ happiness. People would agree that ideally we’d want peak happiness. But in order to achieve that we would have to efficiently balance the trade off between what makes us...
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