Click here to Read:  The Neuroscience of the Debt Debate, or Why Cooperation Takes a Backseat to Mistrust By Jason Castro on the Scientific American website on July 15, 2011.

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Click Here to Read:  The New York Times’ Defense of Antidepressants? More misinformation in the Age of Prozac  by Robert Whitaker in Mad in America blog on the Psychology Today blogs on July 10, 2011.

Click Here to Read:  Oliver Sacks By Kate MuBy Kate Murphy in the New York Times on July 16, 2011.

My first acquaintance with Freud occurred in Hamburg on Grindel Street. In my youth there lived in my neighborhood a widow surnamed Bernis, who was related to the Rabbi of Hamburg, who in those days was the legendary “Haham” Bernis. When this woman learned that I was going to give some lectures in Vienna, she asked me to bring her greetings to her son-in-law, Prof. Freud, who lived in that city. Until that time, 1898, I had never heard of Prof. Freud. Continue reading Lunch with Freud by Dr. M. Grinwald

Click Here to Read: The Battle of the Bachmanns’ Bull: We’re All Culture Warriors Now by Todd Essig on the Forbes Magazine website on July 15, 2011.

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Click hEre to Read: Study Shows Internet Alters Memory The “Google effect” makes people more likely to remember information they won’t be able to look up later  By Christina Gossmann by the Slatest website on July 15, 2011

Click Here to Read:   Did this wooden box trigger the sexual revolution?  The ‘Orgasmatron’ – used by Sean Connery and Norman Mailer – promised sexual highs By Tony Rennell UK Mail Online website on July 15, 2011.

Box of delights: Reich’s Orgone

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