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andrewducker) wrote2017-09-17 12:00 pm
andrewducker) wrote2017-09-17 12:00 pm
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Interesting Links for 17-09-2017
- I still haven't read Atlas Shrugged. I'm still not going to
- (tags: review politics scifi usa )
- What are the most popular episodes of Star Trek?
- (tags: StarTrek tv netflix )
- Longtime Stephen King fans criticize new IT adaptation for not being awful enough
- (tags: tv stephenking )
- Sudden Infant Death Syndrome linked to serotonin changes
- (tags: serotonin death babies )
- Rising CO2 levels mean plants have less nutrients in them
- (tags: viaFanf plants co2 food OhForFucksSake doom )
- Untangling the Controversial Legacy of Sigmund Freud
- (tags: psychology history )
- Scientists invent jab that could deliver every childhood vaccine in one go
- (tags: vaccination )
- How To Make A Blockbuster Movie Trailer
- (tags: funny satire true video trailer )
- How Not to Land an Orbital Rocket Booster - the SpaceX way
- (tags: spacex video )
- Why the amount of the "Brexit divorce bill" doesn't matter that much
- (tags: uk europe polls money )
- Uber’s search for a female CEO has been narrowed down to 3 men
- (tags: gender business usa )
- The Week My Husband Left And My House Was Burgled I Secured A Grant To Begin The Project That Became BRCA1
- Frankly amazing.
(tags: life academia research amazing )
Untangling the Controversial Legacy of Sigmund Freud
But then someone on tumblr had an impassioned rant about how many of Freud's specifics were inevitably diagnosing comparatively vulnerable people (ie. people who needed psychiatric help, but often imposed on them) with basically "it's all your fault" which was helpful to their more powerful relatives who were often paying for it. And he was an outsider so he may not have had much choice if he was to practice at all, but that was not good. I can't vouch for the details but they sounded to mostly know what they were talking about.
Re: Untangling the Controversial Legacy of Sigmund Freud
But yes, he get kudos for trying, but I do worry about anyone not being very critical of his legacy.