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The Culture Wars—Is It Really Capitalism vs Socialism? (Pt 1)

The culture wars can be framed using various dichotomies: Capitalism vs Socialism Strict Father vs Nurturant Parent Left Brain vs Right Brain Middle Brain vs Upper Brain Conservatives vs Liberals MAGA vs DEI Old Testament vs New Testament I’m sure there are other such dichotomies out there, but I think you get the picture. Regardless […]

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Attachment Neurobiology and the Cutting Room Floor (Solutions)

Let us now turn to possible solutions. For this final installment, I’ll use a bullet point format. Let’s start with a couple of the solutions Galloway introduces in his TED Talk, which was talked about in the first part of this series. • Age-gate Social Media—As mentioned earlier, Galloway suggests that access to social media […]

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Attachment Neurobiology and the Cutting Room Floor (Pt 3)

In my last post I ended by talking about information scientists and cyberneticists of the 1940s, 50s, and into the 60s, and their wish to divorce information from body, to dissociate body from mind. Why on Earth would these scientists knowingly wish to bring on such divorce, such dissociation? In her book How We Became […]

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Attachment Neurobiology and the Cutting Room Floor (Pt 2)

Louis Cozolino’s book The Social Neuroscience of Education is a great book. It warms the cockles of my Nurturant Parent heart. Sadly, it does not go far enough. In fact, it only goes fifty percent of the way there. By “there” what do I mean? In a recent post I talked about framing and cultural cognitive […]

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Attachment Neurobiology and the Cutting Room Floor (Introduction)

As a country, does the U.S. love her children? This is the question that Scott Galloway asks in his TED Talk delivered to an audience in Vancouver BC, April 2024. There is a YouTube recording of this presentation viewed, at last count, by over 6.3 million people.[1] Galloway has entitled his talk How the US […]

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