The Life, the Universe, and Everything
Source: http://vi.sualize.us/view/kallini2002/737aeb0438d1ae4127585c649d53787a/
If, in physics, one seeks to explain the nature of light, nobody expects that as a result there will be no light. But in the case of psychology everybody believes that what it explains is explained away.
–Carl Gustav Jung
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0465538/quotes
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Arthur Edens: Michael. Dear Michael. Of course it’s you, who else could they send, who else could be trusted? I… I know it’s a long way and you’re ready to go to work… all I’m saying is wait, just wait, just-just-just… please hear me out because this is not an episode, relapse, fuck-up, it’s…
I’m [...]
By Igor Shchegolev
There are many opinions about the question, “Why don’t people work?”
Aesop’s famous fable clearly illustrates what the result of not working is. The ant and grasshopper are opposites in that one of them doesn’t want to work. People of many generations have accepted the moral of Aesop’s fable as the rule.
According t Aesop’s [...]
Making Art of Madness
On Nov. 15, 1934, Virginia Woolf began her rewrite of a novel eventually titled “The Years.” “Lord! Lord!” she noted in her diary, “10 pages a day for 90 days: three months … now, damnably disagreeable, as I see it will be – compacting the vast mass – I am using my [...]
The Turbulent Ups and Downs of Bipolar Disorder
From “Psychology. An Introduction. 8th edition” by Jerome Kagan and Julius Segal (page 488)
When people have recurrent episodes of depression like the one just described, the disorder is called unipolar disorder. But there is another severe affective disorder – known as bipolar disorder, and referred to in the [...]
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