Neurosis
A neurosis is a problem-solving solution that has lived past it’s use-by date and just keeps on keeping on. Continue reading Neurosis
Tag: pathology
Ideological Entropy
Where intellectual or ethical bankruptcy is the pivot upon which any untenable political assertion or associated narrative rests, an overinvestment in faulty reasoning becomes something of an inevitability. Continue reading Ideological Entropy
Concept Creep and the Necessity of Organisational Ambiguity
PTSD and psychological trauma remain empirical facts to be disentangled and negotiated through tactful intervention but the hyper-medicalisation of that knowledge and administrative reach into an individual’s experience foundationally inflates the expected contours and probable expressions of those pathologies. Continue reading Concept Creep and the Necessity of Organisational Ambiguity
On Hoarding Objects, Ideas and Organisational Inefficiencies
Buddhist psychology almost exclusively locates the preponderance of human misery in this world to the many and diverse methods by which we attach ourselves to things in the world, to objects, possessions, people and ideas… Continue reading On Hoarding Objects, Ideas and Organisational Inefficiencies
