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- Meteostat-12 Meets Flat Earthers
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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
- Questions from 1920 Still Haunt Neuroscience
- The Ethics of "Human Brain Surrogates"
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- 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
- Evidence-based medicine vs. basic science in medical school
- Unsafe and Ineffective: Aseem Malhotra
- Might “Vitriolic Attacks” Against Emily Oster Rival COVID’s Carnage?
- Repurposed to Radical: How drug repurposing created a global right-wing market for COVID early treatment fraud
- AI as a Diagnostic Tool
- The Good. The Bad. The Ugly.
- “Subscription science”: Physician-influencers, social media, and conflicts of interest
- Respectful Insolence
- 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
- ProtocolKills.com revisited: Misinformed refusal turned up to 11
- Jennifer Margulis: The intersection between antivaccine beliefs and cancer quackery
- Retracted papers never die in the age of COVID-19
- Did “Died Suddenly” just die suddenly as a conspiracy theory?
- ProtocolKills.com: An old quack narrative reborn for COVID-19
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- 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
- Allen, Texas shooter included Nazi shoutout in his signature
- OH JOY: Scientology has a fundraising survey for you, space pilgrims!
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- Janis Gilham Grady and Mark Fisher: Taking you into Scientology’s abuses and its past
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- Deborah Rennard fends off ugly accusations by Haleigh Breest in new affidavit
- Q patriots: Why can’t the libturd Dumbocrats get used to the idea of the new god king?
- Bruce Hines: Scientology has always protected abusers and always will
- Hoax AI image of Pentagon attack reveals pitfalls of Twitter verified account mess
- Straight Up and Vertical: When is this jury going to deliver a result?
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- A glance back at a year full of lessons
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- A Profound Look Back at the Week: November 8-14
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Category Archives: Mother
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
Tagged Bipolar, Family, Photography, Psychiatry
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Conversations With My Psychotherapist Are Coming To An End
“…our biggest trigger while I was growing up, was me asking questions about my past. Any questions about the Cult we grew up in, or anything regarding my father, or even anything regarding my father’s side of the family, were … Continue reading
Posted in Appointment Day, Bipolar Disease, Bipolar Disorder, Clinical Depression, Depression, Family, Granny, Health, Mother, Photography
Tagged Bipolar, Family, Psychotherapy
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Bonding Part Two: The Punishments She Did And Didn’t Hand Out
“So for the first few years of my life my Mother wasn’t there, for the next five years of my life I was a group chore, with little to no idea who she was to me. Then, for the next … Continue reading
Posted in Bipolar Disease, Bipolar Disorder, Clinical Depression, Family, Health, Mother, Photography
Tagged Bipolar Disease, Bipolar Disorder, clinical depression, Depression, Family
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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
Things That Have Nothing To Do With My Girlfriend Being Pregnant And A Cooler Update
It didn’t take long during the month my girlfriend was in the Ottawa General Hospital before I found out the cheapest lunch available in the cafeteria is a small bowl of soup, a carton of milk, a large handful of … Continue reading
No Post Day | Mom’s Birthday
It’s my mom’s birthday today… I haven’t written a lot about my mother. I probably should. Back in the day she was at the airport in Montreal when the Rolling Stones first came to Canada. She also sat about an … Continue reading
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