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Is psychiatry heading the same way as big pharma?

Scepticism towards big pharma’s profiteering countered by alternative medicines is nothing new, is psychiatry heading for a similar…

Feb 5, 2021

Is psychiatry heading the same way as big pharma?

Feb 5, 2021

What’s heavier: A tonne of dead minks or a tonne of dead people?

The 2020 bingo card has been a frequently employed analogy for the unexpected events we’ve been confronted with this year. I certainly…

Nov 10, 2020

What’s heavier: A tonne of dead minks or a tonne of dead people?

Nov 10, 2020

Isolation, the absence of meaning and emasculation.

In this time of mandated isolation, we’re all feeling the emotional and mental toll, even with a collective effort between mass media…

Mar 31, 2020

Isolation, the absence of meaning and emasculation.

Mar 31, 2020

What’s really breeding the next Superbug?

Despite what your doctor says it will take more than just dodging aspirin to preserve our best weapons for the next pandemic

Mar 8, 2020

What’s really breeding the next Superbug?

Mar 8, 2020

The Ligthouse and overcoming the self

Last week I had the privilege of attending an advanced UK screening of emerging auteur Robert Eggers’ The lighthouse as part of film…

Nov 3, 2019

The Ligthouse and overcoming the self

Nov 3, 2019

A defense of Joker

DC’s gasping intellectual property claws out with another attempt to topple the dominant Marvel cinematic universe. The result is an…

Oct 13, 2019

A defense of Joker

Oct 13, 2019

Why Trump buying Greenland is not a ridiculous idea

The icy Tundra of Greenland may seem an odd choice of purchase from a realtors perspective, 80% of the semi-autonomous regions’ landmass…

Aug 22, 2019

Why Trump buying Greenland is not a ridiculous idea

Aug 22, 2019

Why we should confront radicals, not silence them

There has been a sharp rise in radical groups in Europe over the past 5 years leading up to 2017 according to a Europol report on the…

May 10, 2019

Why we should confront radicals, not silence them

May 10, 2019

Caleb Dixon

Caleb Dixon

The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown

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