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Quote of the day by founder of psychoanalysis Sigmund Freud: “America is a mistake, a giant mistake.”

Sigmund Freud famously declared America a "giant mistake," reflecting his critique of modern civilization's materialism and rapid pace. His statement, not a political attack but a philosophical observation, continues to spark debate on consumerism and societal pressures. The quote's enduring relevance highlights ongoing discussions about work culture and mental well-being.

The Economic Times

Quote of the day by Carl Jung: 'Every form of addiction is bad, no matter whether the narcotic be alcohol or...' - lessons on psychology of addiction and why you can’t break free from bad habits by pioneer who categorized personalities into introverts and extroverts

Quote of the day by Carl Jung: Carl Jung defined addiction as a deep human dependency on anything that offers escape from pain, stress, or emptiness, extending beyond substances to habits, relationships, and even ideas. He warned that extreme idealism can be as dangerous as substance abuse, leading to a…

The Economic Times

Quote of the Day by the father of modern psychology Sigmund Freud: “A woman should soften but not weaken a man” – Inspiring lessons on relationships, personal growth, trust and why love empowers by the founder of psychoanalysis known for his theories on the human mind and behavior

Quote of the Day by Sigmund Freud: Sigmund Freud’s quote, “A woman should soften but not weaken a man,” explores the balance between emotional support and personal strength in relationships. The quote suggests that love should bring kindness, peace, and emotional understanding into a person’s life without reducing confidence, independence,…

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PCOS renamed: Experts propose new name for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome for better care and awareness—here's what you need to know

Global health experts are proposing to rename Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) to Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS). This change aims to better reflect the condition's broader hormonal and metabolic impacts, moving away from the misleading focus on ovarian cysts.

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Shapeshifting fascism and the broken promises of social democracy

Letters: Readers respond to Daniel Trilling’s article asking if fascism is making a comeback

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My Year in Paris With Gertrude Stein by Deborah Levy review – wonderfully entertaining

Biography mingles with fiction as Levy explores the avant-garde writer through the story of three female friends in Paris

The Guardian - UK

“There Was A Long Pause”: 71 Embarrassing Moments Featuring Guys Mansplaining To No End

Much like toxic masculinity, mansplaining is a manifestation of an unchecked male ego. It’s when a guy chooses to blabber on despite being nonsensical and out of his depth. It’s embarrassing and gives men a bad name. Here are some of the most cringeworthy examples, as told by women who…

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Random Musing: Trumpery – the Middle English word that eerily predicted the era of Donald Trump

The notion lives on in a post-colonial society where English – and who has access to it – is a marker of civility and civilisation. The Higgins-Macaulay Complex continues to haunt post-colonial societies, but there are times when the English language can be oddly prescient.

The Times of India

The Symptomatic Surreal: Leonora Carrington exhibition explores her complex relationship with death

Encounters with Leonora Carrington’s work are often shaped by their setting, from expansive museum displays to more intimate curatorial spaces. Nowhere is this more evident than at London’s Freud Museum, where new exhibition The Symptomatic Surreal offers a markedly different lens on her life and art.

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Estonia exports a modernist, Glasgow gets poetic and Leonora Carrington goes wild – the week in art

Konrad Mägi is given his time to shine, Fiona Banner hits a word-picture high and Carrington takes over the home of Sigmund Freud

The Guardian - UK

Lily Allen Allegedly Wants Ex David Harbour Back After Messy Split: 'She Misses Him'

Explore the emotional complexities of Lily Allen's life as she reportedly considers reuniting with ex-husband David Harbour, despite a new relationship.

International Business Times UK

Friday essay: long in the shadow of Freud, Carl Jung’s ideas are finding fresh relevance today

Once upon a time, great psychological thinkers bestrode the earth. William James, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Fred Skinner, Carl Jung and a few other heavyweights left deep footprints in the cultural landscape. The ground trembled when they fought.

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Snake in Dream Meaning According to Hinduism & Lord Shiva

Sigmund Freud wrote that “Dreams are the the royal road to the unconscious.” Even though many of us forget our dreams within few hours of wakefulness, if we truly sit down and evaluate them, we can attain very important information about ourselves and about our deep feelings and inner truths.…

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David Harbour, Lily Allen Divorce: Songstress Confirms New Romance With Famous Dynasty Heir

Lily Allen has confirmed she has a new boyfriend nearly a year after her divorce from David Harbour, telling Grazia that the last person she texted was 'My boyfriend!'. The Tab reports her partner is Jonah Freud, a London based writer and artist with famous family links, as Allen prepares…

The Independent UK

Lily Allen confirms she has a ‘boyfriend’ in new video after months of speculation

For months the singer has been romantically linked to Jonah Freud

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Why Sigmund Freud is making a comeback in the age of authoritarianism and AI

Psychoanalysis is having a moment. Instagram accounts dedicated to Freudian theory have amassed nearly 1.5 million followers. Television shows like Orna Guralnik’s Couples Therapy have become compulsive viewing. Think pieces in The New York Times, The London Review of Books, Harper’s, New Statesman, the Guardian and Vulture are declaring psychoanalysis’s…

Evening Standard

Lucian Freud: Drawing into Painting - A crude but illuminating treasure trove

4/5 This show concentrates on Freud’s drawings and while they were clearly casual works compared to his paintings, there is much to enjoy

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Penguins in Greenland? The story behind the viral ‘Nihilist Penguin’ meme

President Trump's AI-generated image of a penguin in Greenland, featuring a geographical error, has gone viral. This coincides with a resurfaced documentary clip of a lone penguin, dubbed 'Nihilist Penguin,' sparking online debate about existentialism and rebellion, though scientists attribute the behavior to disorientation or illness.

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It’s about time psychotherapists started to ask the right questions

Letters: Dr James Taylor and Grendon Haines respond to a review of The Only Cure by Mark Solms

The Guardian - UK

The Only Cure by Mark Solms review – has modern neuroscience proved Freud right?

An expert in both disciplines makes a bold attempt to convince sceptics, and partially succeeds

Reason

Deplatforming Backfired

Progressive censors failed to suppress our political demons. It's finally time to confront them.

The Conversation

The macabre imagination and erratic life of the man behind Christmas story The Nutcracker

It’s that time of year when our favourite Christmas stories reemerge to dominate the stage and screen. Prominent among them is The Nutcracker, a classic 19th-century tale that has been adapted in a variety of forms, but is best known as Tchaikovsky’s 1892 ballet.

The Guardian - UK

The Divided Mind by Edward Bullmore review – do we finally know what causes schizophrenia?

A brilliant history of psychiatric ideas suggests we are on the cusp of a transformation in our understanding of severe mental illness

International Business Times UK

The Murdoch Family, One of the World's Most Influential Clans, Sees Charlotte Freud Debut a Fresh Dental Makeover

Charlotte Freud, heir to the Murdoch empire and descendant of Sigmund Freud, unveiled a striking dental makeover at a London art event, sparking renewed scrutiny of the influential dynasty's next generation.

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