Things That Would Have Helped a Long Time Ago

A University of California, Berkeley, study found nearly half of postgraduate students met criteria to classify them as depressed. Take care of your #AcademicMentalHealh by being aware of the common stressors that postdoctoral researchers experience on their climb to success#RRI https://t.co/iyjAQvR2cZ

— Krzysztof Potempa (@BRAINCURES) November 13, 2021

Millennials Should Read This

Fatigue is caused by worry and not work. Dr Jen Gunter introduces a part of the brain called the amygdala and shares the science behind anxiety; what causes your brain to malfunction and the most effective ways of treating anxiety. https://t.co/86HpLVADAT#TedTalkTuesday

— Crayon 🖍 (@crayon_za) September 14, 2021

"Toxic Positivity"

Check these lot pretending that they care about peoples mental health. When it is lockdowns and covid restrictions that are causing the majority of problems for people https://t.co/VXcJEoTeUV

— Mark Sims (@simsy1977) July 2, 2021

"Re-Imagining"

Good to see Schumacher College being featured in @Resurgence_mag. With our article, Reimaging Learning, Dartington Trust's CEO Alan Boldon gives a great insight into the history and purpose of the College. Click here to read more - https://t.co/yTTklgZNH1

— Schumacher College (@SchumacherColl) June 29, 2021

Why such an emphasis on the imagination? Because it is easily unmoored from principles and reality and linked to emotion for instead - it's a form of manipulation.

Ending the Myth of Market Growth & Imagining a Post-Capitalism World w/ Tim Jackson - 6/30/21https://t.co/FTwtPv3KUS

— Majority Report (@majorityfm) June 30, 2021

True Integrative Human Development

A 25-year member of the Courage International apostolate says the ministry formed him into the man he is today. https://t.co/WeCKBvgak2

— Catholic News Agency (@cnalive) June 25, 2021

Urban Spiritual Malaise?

Slackers of the world unite! https://t.co/JOVtYSoyE0

— John Robb (@johnrobb) June 1, 2021

Should Monasticism Be...

understood as consecrated singlehood? And while they are those monks who could have married and been good husbands and fathers, does monasticism appeal to those who prefer to be single or cannot function as spouses or parents? And should the latter class of people be excluded from the religious life?

Political Beliefs Are Related to Character and Personality

The premise of my work with @JonHaidt started with "we are teaching a generation the habits of anxious & depressed people" & from research we learned why it would hit women especially hard. But these numbers are much worse than I would've guessed. https://t.co/3ETJh8He4a

— Greg Lukianoff (@glukianoff) March 31, 2021

Mike Drop Ep. 70

Ep 70 - In today’s episode of “you thought you had a tough childhood” I sit down with former Green Beret and combat veteran Sean “Buck”Rogers. He has an incredible story of resilience and making the most of any situation. Sponsored by @jockofuel @resiliencecbd @projectwarpath pic.twitter.com/5akh9Bcio6

— Mike Ritland (@MRitland) March 30, 2021

No. But She Will Find an Audience.

Lord have mercy. I don't think I can find a justification for continuing to post her music, even if it is to show that it is a form of propaganda.

Sooo if I made a podcast called “Recovering Catholic” where I unpack religious trauma & discuss my beef with the “conventional church” ... would you guys listen??

— Katie Pruitt (@KPmusik) March 30, 2021

Find Your Tribe

"...Mental illness is often thought to be a matter of individual disorder. Modern psychiatry looks to features of individual experience, behaviour and thoughts to diagnose mental illness, and focuses on individual remedies to treat it..."https://t.co/VddPHMK2TE

— Local Futures / Economics of Happiness (@localfutures_) March 26, 2021

"Asceticism"?

There are few I disagree with so much while finding their writing so interesting as @BrankoMilan

Here he dismisses asceticism as a medieval relic without noticing how it stalks industrial modernity - work, leisure etc, just not consumerist ideology. Discussed in Ch16 of my book https://t.co/1ebJK4pbOC

— Chris Smaje (@csmaje) February 20, 2021

Hm?

This afternoon we were lucky to have a presentation from Fr Roman Rytsar on sex and pornography addiction and some advice for confessors. https://t.co/ryOqUubyJy pic.twitter.com/Glf4iOZfWJ

— Sheptytsky Institute (@Sheptytsky) February 18, 2021

Narrative Implies Purposiveness

But who is promoting what narrative? The WEF's?

Tomorrow at 6pm GMT / 1pm EST- Hear from the wonderful authors & #storytellers Martin Shaw & @IsabelLosada for a discussion on the power of #myth and storytelling, and how they can help us connect w/ nature and the "wild" in each of us. @advaya_cohttps://t.co/tpeGRMN2ho pic.twitter.com/lIq5Ntio4L

— Chelsea Green Publishing (@chelseagreen) February 9, 2021

Gary Taubes Interview and Other Links

We welcome back @garytaubes to discuss his new book “The Case for Keto” - a manifesto for the twenty-first-century fight against obesity and diabetes.
Streaming on @youtube now! https://t.co/cXqN1udbVW#HVMNpodcast #TheCaseforKeto #obesity #diabetes #LCHF @geoffreywoo pic.twitter.com/NF4ZHYWBKR

— H.V.M.N. (@hvmn) February 8, 2021

Keto diet put into complete remission decades of bipolar 2 disorder and cyclical depressions. no symptoms no meds for 5.5 years now age 63. @ChrisPalmerMD

— david smith (@ii1111) February 7, 2021

The Science of Bipolar Disorder, Insulin Resistance in the Brain and The... https://t.co/RgOfsGKKHy via @YouTube

— David Wyant (@wyadvd) February 8, 2021

New podcast is live: #148 - Richard Miller, M.D., Ph.D.: The gold standard for testing longevity drugs: the Interventions Testing Program. https://t.co/yWCeEsasxk

— Peter Attia (@PeterAttiaMD) February 8, 2021

EMJ Would Agree

A comment on the rock n' roll of the Boomers:

Yes, Boomer, 'powerful and energetic' was specifically chosen for your generation.

Though it's nothing like powerful and energetic classical music, or other forms of music.

This particular 'style' of music was designed to agitate you, to create anxiety and dissonance in you... to create powerful levels of agitation that seek relief. Physical agitation that seeks physical relief.

You all found that relief in alcohol, drugs, and sex outside of marriage.

Hmmmm, this same mass agitation/dissonance project aimed at the Boomer youth happened to occur at the very same time the mass anti-Christian, Leftist culture propaganda (movies, tv, academia, literature, scientific nihilism) kicked into high gear.

Cohencidence? I think not, Boomer.

Life with Social Retards

Anonymous atomized living in a mass population center requires a certain amount of emotional desensitization to others and psychological stunting, resulting in moral numbing which cannot be healed by mere parroting liberal morality about "love" and "fraternity."

Repeal the Nineteenth

NEW @blaise_malley: These two chairwomen 'will have a key role not only in potentially moving government spending away from the military and towards diplomacy or other avenues, but also in determining how much funding specific programs will receive' https://t.co/9uN84JUDRX

— Responsible Statecraft (@RStatecraft) January 29, 2021

Dreher: "Wait a minute: there are people in this country who would freak out over the fact that a woman who taught desperate parents how to get their babies to sleep voted for Donald Trump?" Yep. https://t.co/qdmrytzSN8

— The American Conservative (@amconmag) January 29, 2021

Grad School is a Pain

“I cannot emphasize enough the impact on #mentalhealth when obtaining a #PhD. I wish I were alone in making that statement; however, #students in my programme struggled with suicidality, depression & anxiety.”#AcademicMentalHealth #ReseachCulture #scicommhttps://t.co/esQuQLqB5C

— Krzysztof Potempa (@BRAINCURES) January 28, 2021

"Women Are More Spiritual"

Emotionalism + Chick Crack = Religiosity https://t.co/cWlvCs8A97

— Rollo Tomassi (@RationalMale) January 21, 2021