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- Neuroskeptic
- Goodbye Discover
- The Erection of a Placebo
- The Invisibility of COVID-19
- Dialogue With Dreamers
- The Man Who Thought AIDS Was All In The Mind
- Are Effect Sizes in Psychology Meaningless?
- Brain Stimulation's Complex Emotional Effects
- A Curiously Written Coronavirus Paper
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- The Ethics of "Human Brain Surrogates"
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- Steve Kirsch: How “anti-COVID-19 vaccine” antivax often becomes radicalized and just plain antivaccine
- Dr. Jay Bhattacharya Responds to Words I Never Said
- “Their Plan is Incongruent With My Existence”
- Why Scientific Plausibility Matters
- Voices in the Vacuum
- Open Letter to a Medical Student Part 2: “It Was Criminal in My Mind”
- CDC Reports Fourth Death Blamed on Contaminated Eye Drops
- No evidence IV vitamin drips can treat infertility
- Open Letter to a Dean: You’re Allowed to Speak
- Respectful Insolence
- Return of the revenge of “vaccines permanently alter your DNA”
- “Censorship”: The word disinformation artists use when called out
- Toxins and and monkey DNA and SV40, oh my! COVID-19 vaccines vs. a zombie meme
- Variability ≠ “We don’t know” how COVID vaccines work
- Antivax physician Dr. Rashid Buttar “died suddenly” and antivaxxers are contorting reality to blame vaccines
- “Subscription science” and real conflicts of interest
- “CDC whistleblower” conspiracy theory, resurrected by “new school” antivaxxers
- “New school” anti-(COVID-19)-vaxxers are all-in on “old school” vaccines-cause-autism antivax
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- Jennifer Margulis: The intersection between antivaccine beliefs and cancer quackery
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- My father’s greatest hits and misses
- The Longest
- I’m a Rape Survivor With #MeToo Fatigue: Here’s Why
- Matilda’s New Digs: An October Ghost Story
- In memory of Mikhail Ugarov
- I talked about abuse and made you uncomfortable? Good.
- Mirrors eat remaining light
- My theory of seamless love
- “Do Marines like cake?” “Does God have a butt?” Conversations with a five-year-old
- Laura Palmer and the end of the world: news of note from me
- The Underground Bunker
- Scientology has a new champion donor for US church construction — $62.1 MILLION!
- Mike Rinder: A class act we’re proud to call a friend
- Who stole your election, patriot, supersoldiers or ascended masters?
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- The Lord’s chicken has been violated and these patriots are not happy about it
- Exclusive: Danny Masterson’s former stepdad on what the family can expect from Scientology
- Kari Lake’s next act: releasing election-denying song, ’81 Million Votes, My Ass’
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- Oh no, patriots, the RATS are sinking the Trump ship!
- What it was like watching Danny Masterson get handcuffed in Judge Olmedo’s court
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- De-zombify
- A glance back at a year full of lessons
- Holiday season, free book season
- A Profound Look Back at the Week: November 8-14
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- A Profound Look at the Future
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- Derry Girls taught me the joy of feeling seen
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- From calm to crisis – new BBC Ouch episode from me and Mark
- Mentally Interesting podcast – Episode 2: Shame
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- Pregnant and mental in a pandemic. Not my best laid plan…
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- April 30, 2023 (this day)
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Category Archives: Memories
Conversations With My Psychiatrist | Dealing With The Aftermath
My psychiatrist prescribed Trintellix for me in October of last year. One of my problems over the past ten years and more, has been sleeping. Basically I do too much of it, and I’m still tired all the time. The … Continue reading
Posted in Appointment Day, Bipolar, Bipolar Disease, Bipolar Disorder, Clinical Depression, Family, Father, Health, Memories, Mother, Psychiatry
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Happy Christmas And A Merry New Year… Or Something
We didn’t celebrate Christmas when I growing up. I knew about Jesus and Santa from school, of course, but one of my earliest memories is listening from the top of the stairs while my father argued with some other member … Continue reading
My Bipolar Origin Story Because We Should All Have At Least One
Most of us have an origin story. The first time we heard a diagnosis that made sense, that explained and even justified our behaviour, that gave us something to fight against. Something that just made sense. Mine came when I … Continue reading
Bonding Part One: Two Choices She Made That Made Me
Even though I lived with her, I didn’t know who my Mother was until I was eight-years old. That was one of the main rules of the Commune / Collective / Cult I grew up in: the kids are everyone’s … Continue reading
The First Quintin Update: Un Deux Trois Four
I woke up one morning not too long ago to my youngest son singing ‘Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star’ in his room. Quintin just turned four-years old, and there he was, laying in his bed, barely awake with the blankets bunched … Continue reading
No Post Day | First Tune
When we escaped from my father, we moved into a small two-bedroom apartment over a gas station. My memory on this is a little sketchy, but one of the things we ended up with was a cabinet record player: it … Continue reading
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