Psychosis is typically defined as a severe disruption in perception, cognition, and reality testing. It can include hallucinations, delusions, paranoia, disorganized thought, and impaired insight. Psychosis is not one thing...
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Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt and Harvard physician Aditi Nerurkar have increasingly warned that we are conducting a neurological experiment on an entire generation without fully understanding the long-term consequences.
Sometimes I feel like I’ve lived a thousand lives. Over the last three years, I became almost obsessively focused on AI, its implications, its promise, and its danger. That obsession led me to complete executive leadership training at Massachusetts Institute of Technology focused on AI, machine learning, and safe deployment....
When I was sixteen, I found myself in a reformatory boot camp, South Mountain, Pennsylvania. It was a strange place to end up for a kid who liked oil painting, pot smoke, and the music of the sixties and seventies. Overnight, I was stripped of all that. My head...
When I was sixteen, I found myself in a reformatory boot camp, South Mountain, Pennsylvania. It was a strange place to end up for a kid who liked oil painting, pot smoke, and the music of the sixties and seventies. Overnight, I was stripped of all that. My head...
When I was sixteen, I found myself in a reformatory boot camp, South Mountain, Pennsylvania. It was a strange place to end up for a kid who liked oil painting, pot smoke, and the music of the sixties and seventies. Overnight, I was stripped of all that. My head...
When I was sixteen, I found myself in a reformatory boot camp, South Mountain, Pennsylvania. It was a strange place to end up for a kid who liked oil painting, pot smoke, and the music of the sixties and seventies. Overnight, I was stripped of all that. My head...
When I was sixteen, I found myself in a reformatory boot camp, South Mountain, Pennsylvania. It was a strange place to end up for a kid who liked oil painting, pot smoke, and the music of the sixties and seventies. Overnight, I was stripped of all that. My head...
Long before the modern language of trauma, long before addiction treatment or the science of the nervous system, a German philosopher named Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel sat at his desk in the early 1800s and tried to understand how truth unfolds in a human life.
When I was sixteen, I found myself in a reformatory boot camp, South Mountain, Pennsylvania. It was a strange place to end up for a kid who liked oil painting, pot smoke, and the music of the sixties and seventies. Overnight, I was stripped of all that. My head...