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9 Feb

The Hidden Spring by Mark Solms review – the riddle of consciousness solved? https://www.theguardian.com/books/2021/feb/05/the-hidden-spring-by-mark-solms-review-the-riddle-of-consciousness-solved

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AvatarMark Solms@Mark_Solms·
30 Jan

For those who missed my Royal Institution talk but wanted to watch it, it is here:
https://youtu.be/W8ZSMK-XVy4

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AvatarJonathan Shedler@JonathanShedler·
2 Aug

1/5 The goal of psychotherapy is to insert spaces for reflection where they have not previously existed and thereby create opportunities to know ourselves more fully, connect with others more deeply, and live life more congruently.

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AvatarVaughan Bell@vaughanbell·
28 Jan

How ecstasy and psilocybin are shaking up psychiatry https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-00187-9

Should really be titled: How ecstasy and psilocybin are causing excitement in psychiatry - the evidence is currently promising but still weak, nevertheless lots of trials are underway.

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