Not crossing a neural gap

Thus do I link to some­thing that rein­forces things pre­vi­ously read and said. Scott Eric Kauf­man on psychoanalysis.

Be espe­cially care­ful to read the dynam­ics of the com­ments there. This ten­sion, this wrestling with unre­solved issues—what can it mean?

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3 thoughts on “Not crossing a neural gap

  1. Thanks for the link. That rejig­gers my world­view in truly sat­is­fy­ing fash­ion. It’s like watch­ing a kalei­do­scope as received ideas take on new associations.


    Zora
    your faith­ful DP reader

  2. Do you accuse me of repeat­ing myself, good sir? Because every cou­ple of months my skull pos­i­tively buzzes. Drops don’t work. Nei­ther do pills. Nor oin­ments. Nor unguents alchemic.

    I’ve tried couches, but alas, they require more than my prone body. So I repeat rep­e­ti­tions of ear­lier snip­pets of cir­cu­lar con­ver­sa­tions in the hopes that this return will thrust this tin­ni­tus from my skull. Alas! It never works. The whistling persists!

    [Now I really do feel like I’m repeat­ing myself.]

  3. Lau­danum. With lime coke. Works won­ders for the uneasy mind, I find.

    But no, I was say­ing that you are repeat­ing me—though not in any replica­tive way. I had a crazy advi­sor, once, who believed with all his heart that tra­di­tional talk­ing psy­chi­a­try was the solu­tion to his trou­bles. And him a Famous Bio­chemist. Go fig.

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