The Crisis of Narration
How we do not tell stories and how it breaks us. [Philosophize This!] Episode #232 … Byung Chul Han – The Crisis of Narration #philosophizeThis https://podcastaddict.com/philosophize-this/episode/202194033 via @PodcastAddict
How we do not tell stories and how it breaks us. [Philosophize This!] Episode #232 … Byung Chul Han – The Crisis of Narration #philosophizeThis https://podcastaddict.com/philosophize-this/episode/202194033 via @PodcastAddict
2 and 3 work great if you are wrong. “there are three ways to approach a problem: Move the world towards the desired state Change your perception of the current state Change your desired state” https://andreasfragner.com/writing/three-ways-to-solve-problems
I had a colleague who was diagnosed with a burn-out. But a major part of it was his low iron levels in blood. A lot of psychological issues come down to physical ones and vice versa. Sometimes just drinking more… Read More »Burning Out
Just don’t get tattoos.
Not everyone needs to be classified. “Since its first edition in 1952, the DSM has gradually evolved from a slim document meant to standardize psychiatric recordkeeping into a sprawling classification system that shoulders a set of responsibilities it was never… Read More »You Aren’t In The DSM—Asterisk
Do not drink raw milk.
Nice explainer why you need to chill out.
We track a lot of stuff at work. But do you track your health? Blood pressure? How strong you are? What is your endurance? How well you sleep? Health is more important than work, but we often go years without… Read More »Tracking Important Stuff
Moja cesta od boľavého chrbta k zdravému pohybu z pohľadu môjho trénera plávania. https://www.swimmatt.sk/post/10mm-hernia-disku-0-oper%C3%A1ci%C3%AD-klient-a-tr%C3%A9ner-o-ceste-ku-zdraviu
Unfortunately seen this first hand. ‘The medical system’s entire ethos is built on the idea that it knows what it knows… If you’re in a body that’s at the edge of medical knowledge, your symptoms don’t map onto tidy test… Read More »Medicine is uncertain: embracing that makes doctors better