Jennifer Fraser
Jennifer FraserPhD in Comparative Literature, author, advocate, whistleblower, interested in the way brain science can save us in the war on truth.
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Bullying and Gaslighting are a Destructive Team
As someone who studies abuse cultures and the power behind them, I like to read The Guardian every morning because it’s not owned by anyone and doesn’t coverup truths and facts that don’t advance its agenda. It doesn’t have an agenda. Today...
When Supporters Draw a Line in the Sand
If you had asked me at the start of 2025 to predict who would identify, and publicly call out the president for trying to gaslight the populace Joe Rogan didn’t leap to mind, and neither did Marjorie Taylor Greene, but this has been a year ...
Gaslighting Macrocosm Matches Microcosm
It’s surprising that gaslighting is not more quickly identified and rejected considering how it follows the same pattern, whether it’s a geo-political crisis of immense magnitude, or a workplace crisis that is comparably tiny.
Epstein Files: Gaslighting Exercise
Since we’re having to go into Christmas 2025 bombarded by intensifying gaslighting about the Epstein files, I figured we might as well turn it into a learning exercise. It’s such a glaring example of how gaslighting works, we can use it to ...
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PhD in Comparative Literature, author, advocate, whistleblower, interested in the way brain science can save us in the war on truth.
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