|10|18|21|
Mondays are long days for me. I start at about 9:00 am and then see patients all
day. Today I wrapped up at 8:00 pm.
One of the things I've noticed as I listen to people talk about their lives is
that most people are scared
Neil Gorman
|10|17|21|
Woke up to a beautiful combination of crisp air and bright sun, a beauty of a
day. Be that as it may, I felt exhausted. I thought it would clear up after I
got some coffee in me, but even after two cups, it was still like I was moving
A Myth About the Workforce in the 60s & 70s.
From an article in The Atlantic [https://www.theatlantic.com] titled The Great
Resignation Is Accelerating, by Derek Thompson
[https://www.theatlantic.com/author/derek-thompson/].
> You may have heard the story that in the golden age of American labor,
20th-century workers stayed in one job for 40 years and
◎ Drafts №16 | I Started by Reading Psychoanalysis
◎ Drafts №15 | Reading about Psychoanalysis...
◎ Drafts №14 | Micro Essays
◎ Drafts №13 | Season 2
Hey there,
And welcome to the second season of ◎ Drafts here at [S][J][P]. For anyone who
is new or who wants to revisit the first season of ◎ Drafts, you can dive into
the archives here [https://www.surplusjouissance.com/tag/drafts/].
I've spent the last few
⌬ Lecture № 10 | Relational Psychoanalysis
⌬ Lecture № 9 | Attachment Theory
Fake Art?
I saw this in the NYTimes Morning Newsletter
[https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/01/briefing/delta-peak-covid-caseload.html]:
> What happens to works of art that turn out to be fake? In many cases, they
re-enter the market: One art dealer has been offered the same fake Egon Schiele
[https: