
A neuropsychiatrist’s field notes on doubt, data, and discovery
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“The mystic … enters the waters and finds he can swim; whereas the schizophrenic … is drowning.” – Joseph Campbell, Myths to Live By
“They all muddle their water that it may seem deep.” – Friedrich Nietzsche, Thus Spake Zarathustra...
1. Adam scratches and paints depictions of his serial humiliations onto the wall of his cave. On better days, when he feels the tribe is starting to like him again, he comes home and contemplates them. Sometimes he adds another drawing bef...
This story was generated in early summer 2025. A note on its origins follows.
Harold first saw the ad in the back of Strange Adventures, sandwiched between the mail-order ventriloquist course and the X-ray specs:
NEED A FRIEND? NEE...
Hello new people (and old!)
Since I appeared on This Jungian Life earlier this week, I’ve been a little overwhelmed by the number of new subscribers.
It’s really lovely and also a little scary, particularly because I don’t really know wha...
Luke Nicholls is an AI researcher and PhD student in social psychology at the Graduate Center, CUNY. They are the lead author of “AI Psychosis” in Context and, with Tom Pollak and colleagues, co-author of a recent paper on AI-associated del...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
London-based neuropsychiatrist and immunopsychiatry researcher. Interested in those moments when our models no longer fit the data.
AI researcher and PhD student in social psychology at the Graduate Center, CUNY. Currently based in Melbourne, AU. Contact: [email protected]
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