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Psychotherapist. Freethinker. Chaotic Neutral. Psychology News. Not a lemming to the right or left. Trying to help my world.

Joined July 2023
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The most epic showdown in film history 🎥The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - The Final Duel (1966)
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Scientists built an AI called “Concept2Brain” that simulates human brain waves from pictures and text via @psypost psypost.org/scientists-built…
Scientists built an AI called "Concept2Brain" that simulates human brain waves from pictures and...

Scientists built an AI called "Concept2Brain" that simulates human brain waves from pictures and...

What would your brain waves look like if you saw a photo of an alligator? A new AI tool called Concept2Brain predicts brain-wave responses to pictures or text, generating simulated EEG data that...

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Does AI Process Information Like the Human Cerebellum? | Psychology Today psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
Does AI Process Information Like the Human Cerebellum?

Does AI Process Information Like the Human Cerebellum?

Did the human cerebellum create AI it its own image? Yes!

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Evaluating Bright Light Therapy for Nonseasonal Depression: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis |...

Evaluating Bright Light Therapy for Nonseasonal Depression: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis |...

Meta-analysis finds bright light therapy boosts remission and response in nonseasonal depression, offering a low-cost add-on to standard care.

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The Utter Predictability of the Nvidia/Jensen Huang Debacle | Psychology Today psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
The Utter Predictability of the Nvidia/Jensen Huang Debacle

The Utter Predictability of the Nvidia/Jensen Huang Debacle

What can we learn about infidelity from Jensen Huang’s scandals at Nvidia?

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Not reassuring. mediaite.com/media/tv/trump-…
Trump Breaks Silence to Tell Fox ATC Outage May Have Been Caused by ‘Old Broken Stuff’

Trump Breaks Silence to Tell Fox ATC Outage May Have Been Caused by ‘Old Broken Stuff’

Trump spoke for the first time on the ATC outage to Fox News senior White House correspondent Peter Doocy, speculating aged infrastructure was to blame.

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Interesting. mediaite.com/online/company-…
Company Behind FAA’s New AI-Powered ATC Tool Denies It Caused Nationwide Flight Chaos

Company Behind FAA’s New AI-Powered ATC Tool Denies It Caused Nationwide Flight Chaos

Air Space Intelligence issued the statement after the ground stop sparked speculation about technology's rollout just days earlier.

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‘Not Another 9/11’: Markwayne Mullin Says ‘No Indication As of Yet’ FAA Ground Stop ‘Was a Nefari...

‘Not Another 9/11’: Markwayne Mullin Says ‘No Indication As of Yet’ FAA Ground Stop ‘Was a Nefari...

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin called Friday's sudden FAA ground stoppage "unprecedented" but said there's no indication yet of an attack.

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Can a scent really sharpen your memory? It's complicated medicalxpress.com/news/2026-… via @medical_xpress
Can a scent really sharpen your memory? It's complicated

Can a scent really sharpen your memory? It's complicated

The sense of smell shares an intimate but mysterious connection with memory. We know that past experiences can flash vividly to mind if we smell a scent that accompanied them. This has led to claims...

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Neuroscientists just found a hidden “fingerprint” in human memory via @psypost psypost.org/neuroscientists-…
Neuroscientists just found a hidden "fingerprint" in human memory

Neuroscientists just found a hidden "fingerprint" in human memory

Electrical rhythms that sweep across the brain’s surface don’t just move in straight lines. Recordings from neurosurgical patients show they also form spirals and expanding or contracting rings that...

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Really cool video.
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The Most Popular Cartoons of All-Time (1920-2026)
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Tracking the connection between bipolar disorder and sexual distress via @psypost psypost.org/tracking-the-con…
Tracking the connection between bipolar disorder and sexual distress

Tracking the connection between bipolar disorder and sexual distress

A new six-month study tracks how depressive symptoms and daily mood swings impact sexual desire and frustration in people newly diagnosed with bipolar disorder. The research highlights the need to...

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Fascinating. Study Tracks 3,000 Real-World Psychedelic Journeys - neurosciencenews.com/psychop… via @neurosciencenew
Study Tracks 3,000 Real-World Psychedelic Journeys - Neuroscience News

Study Tracks 3,000 Real-World Psychedelic Journeys - Neuroscience News

UCSF launches CANOPY, an ARPA-H funded study led by Robin Carhart-Harris tracking 3,000 real-world psychedelic users with brain imaging and wearable sensors.

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When Salvador Dali Met Sigmund Freud, and Changed Freud’s Mind About Surrealism (1938) openculture.com/2026/11/when…
When Salvador Dali Met Sigmund Freud, and Changed Freud’s Mind About Surrealism (1938)

When Salvador Dali Met Sigmund Freud, and Changed Freud’s Mind About Surrealism (1938)

The close associations between Surrealism and Freudian psychoanalysis were liberally encouraged by the most famous proponent of the movement, Salvador Dalí, who considered himself a devoted follower...

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AI-written peer reviews outscored top human experts in blind comparisons, Harvard working paper finds via @psypost psypost.org/ai-written-peer-…
AI-written peer reviews outscored top human experts in blind comparisons, Harvard working paper...

AI-written peer reviews outscored top human experts in blind comparisons, Harvard working paper...

Artificial intelligence may now write more useful feedback on unpublished research papers than well-paid human experts. In blind comparisons, both an AI judge and former journal editors preferred the...

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How to Self-Actualise | Psychology Today psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
How to Self-Actualise

How to Self-Actualise

Self-actualisation is one of the oldest themes of therapy, yet few have explained how to do it. Here's a simple guide that anyone can apply, with or without a therapist.

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Not surprising research. Bedroom temperature may be a hidden drag on productivity, study suggests via @psypost psypost.org/bedroom-temperat…
Bedroom temperature may be a hidden drag on productivity, study suggests

Bedroom temperature may be a hidden drag on productivity, study suggests

On nights when people’s bedrooms were warmer than usual, they slept slightly worse and felt a bit less focused and productive the next day, according to a study that tracked Austrian adults with...

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Antidepressant escitalopram more effective at preventing relapse, analysis finds health.yahoo.com/conditions/…
Antidepressant escitalopram more effective at preventing relapse, analysis finds

Antidepressant escitalopram more effective at preventing relapse, analysis finds

Three pills came top and outperformed Prozac for preventing relapse in a large number of patients.

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Psychedelic aftereffects may offer a window into psychotic symptoms medicalxpress.com/news/2026-… via @medical_xpress
Psychedelic aftereffects may offer a window into psychotic symptoms

Psychedelic aftereffects may offer a window into psychotic symptoms

Every night, as he fell asleep, a 25-year-old man saw an eye in his ceiling. It was huge and unblinking, and it felt as if the whole world was being sucked into it. He didn't have psychosis, and he...

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How Cerebro-Cerebellar Loop Fluidity Drives Sports Mastery | Psychology Today psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
How Cerebro-Cerebellar Loop Fluidity Drives Sports Mastery

How Cerebro-Cerebellar Loop Fluidity Drives Sports Mastery

How do athletes achieve peak performance? New MRI research links motor expertise to a cerebro-cerebellar loop that instantly corrects microscopic errors.

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