Saturday, May 6, 2023

Was Harry Stack Sullivan influenced by pragmatism ? (ChatGPT)

Yes, Harry Stack Sullivan was influenced by pragmatism. Sullivan was a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who developed a theory of personality and psychotherapy known as "Interpersonal Psychoanalysis". His approach emphasized the importance of social and cultural factors in shaping personality and mental health.

Sullivan was strongly influenced by the philosophy of pragmatism, which emphasizes the practical consequences of beliefs and ideas. He believed that individuals are constantly revising their beliefs and behaviors based on the feedback they receive from their environment. In this way, Sullivan viewed the human mind as an adaptive system that is constantly responding to its surroundings.

Sullivan was particularly influenced by the work of American philosopher William James, who was a leading figure in the pragmatist movement. James's ideas about the role of experience in shaping beliefs and behaviors are evident in Sullivan's theory of personality, which emphasizes the importance of early childhood experiences and the social environment in shaping an individual's sense of self.

In summary, Harry Stack Sullivan was influenced by pragmatism and incorporated its ideas into his theory of personality and psychotherapy.

Friday, May 5, 2023

新少林五祖

https://youtu.be/RwS-f2jkmiQ

馮驥才 (b 1942)

https://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-tw/%E5%86%AF%E9%AA%A5%E6%89%8D

一百個人的十年 (1991)

https://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-tw/%E4%B8%80%E7%99%BE%E4%B8%AA%E4%BA%BA%E7%9A%84%E5%8D%81%E5%B9%B4

Black Books (Carl Jung, 1913-1932)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Books_(Jung)

The Red Book: Liber Novus (Carl Jung, 1914-1930) (2009)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Red_Book_(Jung)

RSV

https://www.tmuh.org.tw/UploadFile/files/044%E5%91%BC%E5%90%B8%E9%81%93%E8%9E%8D%E5%90%88%E7%97%85%E6%AF%92(%E5%AC%B0%E5%B9%BC%E5%85%92).pdf

https://www.healio.com/news/infectious-disease/20230503/fda-approves-first-vaccine-against-rsv?utm_source=selligent&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=news&M_BT=1421828296669

瑪家鄉(排灣語:Makazayazaya)

https://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-tw/%E7%91%AA%E5%AE%B6%E9%84%89

習近平派農管在全中國屠殺農民

https://www.youtube.com/live/Zfi3794R6gU?feature=share

好好舔,日子會越來越甜

https://youtu.be/BSxqOpaB9Rs

Axiom (公理)

An axiompostulate, or assumption is a statement that is taken to be true, to serve as a premise or starting point for further reasoning and arguments. The word comes from the Ancient Greek word ἀξίωμα (axíōma), meaning 'that which is thought worthy or fit' or 'that which commends itself as evident'.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axiom

Underlying Assumptions in Psychoanalytic Schools: A Comparative Perspective, ed. by Bernd Huppertz, Routledge, 2023-4-5

對沖基金大佬達利奧罕見批評中共

https://www.epochtimes.com/b5/23/5/4/n13988020.htm

China's "Dangerous Storm" Coming: The Eight Big Challenges Facing China and the People Chosen to Deal with Them

https://www.sohu.com/a/606793441_121124374

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/chinas-dangerous-storm-coming-eight-big-challenges-facing-ray-dalio


一鯨落萬物生

https://twitter.com/laomanshujuku/status/1654114799113101312 (老蠻)

https://youtu.be/2fMe9meegww

意思是說,與中共脫鉤,是一件讓人類很快樂的事情,你要理解,2018 之前,熊貓遍地,忙著舔共,你是無法想像這件事情的,

5/5/23 (星期五)

可惜已經找不到,金教授帶我們去太陽,為什麼 section 8 沒有動作,開始用竹蓆,一條菸,開始曬太陽,廿五足矣,九百五十里,personal 是reacher 第一次玩間諜戰,你要理解,H 只能處理流氓幫派,無法處理共匪,G 居然要在高雄蓋核電廠,說明他腦筋有問題,意思是說,本質上無法稱職,可以做一個小混混的匪諜,無法做一個偉大的匪諜,K 沒有理想,渾水摸魚,撈錢在行,Gregor Samsa (Metamorphosis, Kafka, 1915) wakes one morning to find himself inexplicably transformed into a huge insect (Germanungeheueres Ungezieferlit. "monstrous vermin") and subsequently struggles to adjust to this new condition,意思是說,這就是 Gregor Samsa 的 becoming,數日前遇某君,思覺失調,住桃園,在台北環南停車場工作,我說交通怎麼處理,他說區間車捷運 UBike,我說「加油」,數月前,優娘駕駛,拜訪某君,van lifer,住在 (好像就是) 環南停車場,還是二重疏洪道停車場?總之月費一千五,省下不少,我非常確定,此生至此,以及餘生,所作所為,皆屬無用,意思是說,這個,堅持無用到底,是唯一作品,

他们为什么走线?中国人逃离新柏林墙

https://m.vct.news/news/bf96c65d-74df-493e-bd6f-99b7b83c1afb

Thursday, May 4, 2023

Ad Astra (Latin for "To the Stars") (2019)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_Astra_(film)

王滬寧和台灣選民,請你告訴我,GG 是不是匪諜 ?

你要理解,政治傾向,是一個光譜,兩側為對立的極端,極左極右,極綠極藍,極獨極統,等等,你要理解,這是正常的現象,反之,共匪治下,極權管理箝制壓迫生命,生命現象遂失去其光譜多元的本質,變成大家都乖乖跪下來舔習近平屁眼,史稱「舔習屁眼一族」,你要理解,共匪統戰台灣的策略,就是利用台灣的自由,和容許多元光譜存在,藉機挑撥離間,見縫插針,顛倒是非,製造對立,以致亂中得利,匪諜就是共匪的代理人,台灣選民,你要睜大眼睛,看清匪諜面貌,和一舉一動,「禮貌上」,你不見得要學蔣介石,寧錯勿縱,濫殺匪諜,但是你要,肯定知道,匪諜已經,登堂入室,在你家園,肆無忌憚,翻箱倒櫃,

蘇州台商告白:台商三分之一落跑,剩下工廠還在「產能也不在了」...直擊中國揭「被掩蓋的裁員潮」

https://www.businesstoday.com.tw/article/category/183025/post/202305030012/

Spider in the Web (2019)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider_in_the_Web

Kandahar (2023-5-26)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kandahar_(2023_film)

墾丁

https://www.youtube.com/live/IyybjrJepdQ?feature=share

從自體心理學到自體的心理學,途經關係學派精神分析的二人心理學 (2023-5-11)(2023-5-27)(2023-6-7)(SP 2023)

從自體心理學到自體的心理學,途經關係學派精神分析的二人心理學  (2023-5-4)

(一)

二零一九年,我與輔大心理所,最後一次結緣,講四路,路一,自體的心理學,路二,存在治療,路三,批判的心理治療,路四,關係學派精神分析,

意思是說,今天講的關係學派,其實是「從自體心理學到自體的心理學」,的途中一站,

有點像,從台北去高雄,你會經過西門町桃園機場淺水灣崙背阿里山烏山頭關山墾丁辛辛那提芝加哥,

(二)

因為,這一切的起因是,「我今天下午要去高雄」,

意思是說,起因是自體的能動性 (sense of agency) ,

一九年後,我曾處理,後人類,後結構主義,

這兩者,對於那個自體的能動性,是嗤之以鼻的,

這個嗤之以鼻,我們稱之為,主體性對於自體的嘲諷,

意思是說,「我今天下午要去高雄」,的我,

不足以回答,生命和宇宙的終極意義,我從哪裡來,我為什麼來到這裡,我到底要去哪裡,

你要記得,這就是高更在大溪地,回答的問題,

但是,我對大溪地,沒有興趣,也不打算回答,這種問題,

我只想回答,一個人怎麼從台北去高雄,

我認為,高鐵是人類文明的墮落,區間車是復古的懷鄉,高速公路的休息站很好,可以漱洗車泊,只要不超過四小時,

意思是說,在慢車上讀沙河悲歌,或在公路上跑路十八年,這是我去高雄的逃逸的路徑 (lines of flight) 的抉擇,

(三)

為什麼從自體心理學到自體的心理學,途中要經過關係學派精神分析的二人心理學?

因為過去一百三十年,精神分析的發展,是一個從一人心理學到二人心理學的旅途,

這件事,要從那些歇斯底里的年輕女病人,到底跟佛洛依德說了些什麼說起,

(四)

But when it comes to one major human experience, sexual trauma, Freud was right only briefly, and then, forevermore, wrong. Dead wrong. But let me hasten to add that I cannot claim to understand Freud’s state of mind when he changed his view, from one of believing sexual abuse to be true (say from around 1895–1903), to one of believing it to be false. Unless new documents come to light (unlikely), we will probably never know the true reasons Freud altered his opinion. (The Assault on Truth: Freud’s Suppression of the Seduction Theory, by Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson, 1984, 2012, preface)

(五)

我相信,佛洛依德為什麼放棄 Seduction Theory,這個謎,藏在他與 Wilhelm Fliess 的書信集中,


The Complete Letters of Sigmund Freud to Wilhelm Fliess, 1887-1904, by Sigmund Freud, Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson (Translator), Belknap Press, 1986


(六)

幾天前,我問 ChatGPT,

(1) What's the implications of Freud's giving up of the seduction hypothesis?

Freud's abandonment of the seduction hypothesis had significant implications for the development of psychoanalysis and the understanding of psychological disorders.

The seduction hypothesis was Freud's initial theory that many of his patients had been sexually abused as children and that this abuse was the primary cause of their psychological symptoms. However, he later abandoned this theory and replaced it with the theory of the Oedipus complex, which posited that a child's unconscious desires for their opposite-sex parent and hostility towards their same-sex parent were the primary cause of their psychological symptoms.

One implication of Freud's abandonment of the seduction hypothesis was that it shifted the focus of psychoanalysis away from external traumas and towards internal conflicts. This led to the development of the concept of the unconscious and the emphasis on exploring patients' childhood experiences and fantasies as a means of understanding their current psychological state.

Another implication was that it raised questions about the validity of patients' reports of sexual abuse. Freud's abandonment of the seduction hypothesis was controversial and led to accusations that he was dismissing or even denying the reality of sexual abuse. However, Freud argued that his patients' reports of abuse were often the result of their unconscious desires and fantasies, rather than actual events.

Overall, Freud's abandonment of the seduction hypothesis was a significant turning point in the development of psychoanalysis and had far-reaching implications for the understanding and treatment of psychological disorders.


(2) So can we say that the return of the seduction hypothesis led to the development of two person psychology, including relational psychoanalysis?

The return of the seduction hypothesis did not directly lead to the development of two-person psychology and relational psychoanalysis.

The concept of two-person psychology emerged in the 1950s and 1960s, when psychoanalysts such as Robert Stolorow and Heinz Kohut began to challenge the traditional Freudian view of the psychoanalytic process as a one-sided exploration of the patient's unconscious conflicts. Instead, they argued that the therapeutic relationship was a mutually transformative process in which both the patient and the analyst played an active role.

Similarly, relational psychoanalysis emerged in the 1980s and 1990s as a response to the perceived limitations of traditional psychoanalytic theory and practice. Relational psychoanalysts emphasized the importance of the therapeutic relationship and the influence of the analyst's subjectivity on the therapeutic process.

However, the return of the seduction hypothesis did contribute to a broader re-examination of Freudian theory and practice, and it opened up new avenues for exploring the role of early childhood experiences and interpersonal relationships in the development of psychopathology. This, in turn, laid the groundwork for the emergence of two-person psychology and relational psychoanalysis.

In summary, while the return of the seduction hypothesis did not directly lead to the development of two-person psychology and relational psychoanalysis, it did contribute to a broader re-examination of psychoanalytic theory and practice that paved the way for these approaches.


(3) Besides Jeffrey Masson, Sandor Ferenczi, are there other psychoanalysts contributing to the return of the seduction hypothesis?

Yes, there were several other psychoanalysts who contributed to the return of the seduction hypothesis and the renewed focus on the impact of childhood trauma and abuse on psychological development.

One notable figure in this regard was Alice Miller, a Swiss psychoanalyst who wrote extensively on the effects of childhood abuse and trauma on emotional development. Miller argued that Freud had erred in abandoning the seduction hypothesis and that the impact of childhood trauma on adult psychopathology was far more significant than Freud had acknowledged. Her work had a significant influence on the development of trauma theory and the understanding of the long-term effects of childhood abuse and neglect.

Another important figure was Michael Balint, a Hungarian psychoanalyst who worked closely with Sandor Ferenczi and was sympathetic to his views on the importance of early childhood experience in shaping adult psychopathology. Balint emphasized the role of the analyst in providing a reparative experience for patients who had experienced childhood trauma and argued that the analyst's empathic attunement to the patient's emotional needs was crucial for the therapeutic process.

Other psychoanalysts who contributed to the renewed interest in the seduction hypothesis and the study of childhood trauma and abuse include Judith Herman, Janine Chasseguet-Smirgel, and Andre Green, among others. Together, these psychoanalysts helped to expand and deepen our understanding of the complex and often hidden ways in which childhood experiences can shape adult mental health and well-being.


(4) Can we say that the return of the seduction hypothesis means that the external reality was not neglected or overshadowed by the psychic (inner) reality?

Yes, the return of the seduction hypothesis can be seen as a recognition that external reality, including traumatic events such as childhood abuse and neglect, can have a profound impact on the psyche and cannot be entirely subsumed by inner, psychic reality.

In the early years of psychoanalysis, Freud emphasized the primacy of internal, psychic reality and the importance of uncovering unconscious conflicts and fantasies as the key to understanding psychological symptoms. This led him to downplay the role of external reality, including traumatic events such as childhood abuse and neglect, as potential contributors to psychological distress.

However, the return of the seduction hypothesis and the renewed interest in childhood trauma and abuse signaled a shift in this perspective. It acknowledged that external reality, including traumatic events, could have a powerful and lasting impact on the psyche and that the study of the interplay between external and internal realities was crucial for understanding psychological development and pathology.

This shift paved the way for the development of trauma theory and the recognition of the complex and often long-term effects of childhood trauma and abuse on emotional and psychological well-being. It also led to a renewed focus on the therapeutic relationship and the importance of providing a safe and supportive environment for patients to explore and work through their experiences of trauma and abuse.


(5) How does Apres coup deal with the seduction hypothesis?

"Après coup" is a French term used in psychoanalytic theory to describe the phenomenon of delayed impact or deferred action. It refers to the idea that events or experiences in childhood may not have immediate or obvious effects on the psyche, but rather their impact may be deferred and only become apparent later in life.

In terms of the seduction hypothesis, the concept of après coup is relevant in that it suggests that traumatic experiences such as sexual abuse may have a delayed impact on the psyche. This delayed impact may be due to factors such as repression, denial, or the lack of adequate psychological resources to process and integrate the traumatic experience at the time it occurred.

In this sense, the concept of après coup can be seen as a way of understanding the complex and often hidden ways in which childhood trauma and abuse can shape adult psychological development and pathology. It highlights the importance of exploring early life experiences and their potential impact on the psyche, even if their effects may not be immediately apparent.

Furthermore, the concept of après coup can also be seen as a way of reconciling the seduction hypothesis with later developments in psychoanalytic theory. By acknowledging the delayed impact of childhood trauma and abuse on the psyche, the concept of après coup suggests that traumatic experiences may have played a role in the development of symptoms even if they were not immediately apparent or explicitly remembered by the patient.

Overall, the concept of après coup provides a valuable framework for understanding the complex interplay between external reality and internal psychic reality in the development of psychological symptoms, including those related to childhood trauma and abuse.


(6) Does the concept of `body without organ' have anything to do with trauma?

The concept of the "body without organs" comes from the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze and is typically associated with his book "Anti-Oedipus" co-written with psychoanalyst Félix Guattari. The concept refers to a hypothetical state of being in which the body is no longer organized or structured in a hierarchical or differentiated way. Instead, it is a chaotic and undifferentiated state, free of social and cultural norms.

While the concept of the "body without organs" is not explicitly linked to trauma, it has been taken up by some psychoanalytic theorists and practitioners as a way of understanding the experience of trauma. In this context, the "body without organs" can be seen as a metaphor for the experience of fragmentation and disorganization that can occur in the aftermath of trauma.

Traumatic experiences can lead to a breakdown in the usual structures and meanings that organize our experience of ourselves and the world around us. This can result in feelings of disorientation, confusion, and a sense of being disconnected from one's own body and emotions. In this sense, the experience of trauma can be seen as a kind of "de-territorialization" of the body and the psyche, a dissolution of the usual boundaries and structures that give shape to our experience.

Some psychoanalytic theorists have suggested that working with the concept of the "body without organs" can be a useful way of exploring and addressing the experience of trauma. By acknowledging the disorganization and fragmentation that can occur in the aftermath of trauma, and by working to re-establish a sense of structure and coherence, it may be possible to support the process of healing and recovery.

(7) Can we say that schizoanalysis is a two person psychology?

Schizoanalysis is a theoretical approach developed by the French philosophers Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari that aims to challenge traditional psychoanalytic approaches and to develop a non-reductive understanding of human subjectivity. While schizoanalysis shares some similarities with two-person psychology, they are not identical concepts.

Two-person psychology is a term used to describe a range of theoretical and clinical approaches that emphasize the importance of the therapeutic relationship between the analyst and the patient. It acknowledges that the therapeutic encounter is a two-person process, shaped by the unique personalities, experiences, and perspectives of both the analyst and the patient.

Schizoanalysis, on the other hand, is a theoretical approach that seeks to challenge the traditional psychoanalytic emphasis on the individual psyche and to reconceptualize subjectivity as a social and political phenomenon. It emphasizes the importance of the collective and the social in shaping individual experience and rejects the notion of the individual as a self-contained and autonomous entity.

In schizoanalysis, the analyst is not seen as an authority figure or an interpreter of the patient's unconscious, but rather as a collaborator in the patient's exploration of their experience. The goal is to create a shared space in which the patient and the analyst can engage in a process of mutual exploration and experimentation, rather than one in which the analyst has all the answers.

In summary, while schizoanalysis and two-person psychology share some similarities in their emphasis on the therapeutic relationship and the importance of the social and relational context in shaping human experience, they are distinct concepts with different theoretical and clinical implications.

(8) So does relational psychoanalysis have anything to do with schizoanalysis?

While there are some similarities between relational psychoanalysis and schizoanalysis, they are distinct theoretical and clinical approaches with different origins and emphases.

Relational psychoanalysis emerged in the 1980s and 1990s as a response to the limitations of traditional Freudian and ego-psychological approaches. It emphasizes the importance of the therapeutic relationship and the recognition that both the patient and the analyst bring their own subjectivity and relational history to the therapeutic encounter. Relational psychoanalysis also emphasizes the importance of understanding the patient's subjective experience in the context of their relational and cultural context.

Schizoanalysis, on the other hand, is a theoretical approach developed by Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari in the 1970s that aimed to challenge traditional psychoanalytic approaches and to develop a non-reductive understanding of human subjectivity. It emphasizes the importance of the collective and the social in shaping individual experience and rejects the notion of the individual as a self-contained and autonomous entity. In schizoanalysis, the goal is to create a shared space in which the patient and the analyst can engage in a process of mutual exploration and experimentation, rather than one in which the analyst has all the answers.

While both relational psychoanalysis and schizoanalysis emphasize the importance of the therapeutic relationship and the recognition of subjectivity, they differ in their emphasis on the social and political dimensions of subjectivity. Relational psychoanalysis tends to focus on the interpersonal and relational dimensions of subjectivity, whereas schizoanalysis emphasizes the collective and social dimensions.

In summary, while there may be some overlap and cross-fertilization between relational psychoanalysis and schizoanalysis, they are distinct approaches with different origins and theoretical emphases.

意思是說,當佛洛依德放棄了 seduction hypothesis ,精神分析就變成了,只是普魯斯特的世界 (Proustian),對外在世界 (Kafkaesque),僅存口惠 (lip service),其實畢竟,眼不見為淨,所以佛洛依德當年此舉,我們可以稱之為,精神分析的「真正的歧出」,多年來,斷斷續續,一直有人呼籲,打開窗,打開門,從一人心理學,到二人心理學,這個打開,我們遂走了一百年,你要理解,我上述這麼說,並不是說,一人心理學,全是錯誤,沒有價值,但是,當你有二人心理學的視野後,才能恰當的讀出,錯誤在哪裡,價值在哪裡,意思是說,精神分析需雙語 (bilingual) ,一人心理學和二人心理學,就是那個雙語,

(七)

從一人心理學到二人心理學,的遺落的環節 (missing link),在 Sandor Ferenczi 的臨床日記 (1932/1985 法文版/1988 英德文版),

意思是說,Ferenczi 為我們保留了 Seduction Theory,以致保留了對創傷,對外在世界,對外在現實的直面,

(八)

你要理解,自體的心理學,已經不只是自體心理學,

自體心理學,是一點五人的心理學,

我修正一下,我先前的講法,

我先前是這麼說的,

自體心理學,中間學派,依附理論,是精神上的好兄弟,皆為一點五,

但是細分下去,中間學派的 Fairbairn 行事拘謹,恐怕只有一點三四,Winnicott 比 Kohut 心軟,已往右至一點六七,Guntrip 則甚至更右,可至一點七八,Michael Balint 怕墮入乃師被指責的錯誤,不欲往右太明顯,遂在一點五六徘徊,依附理論,理論上贊成一點七八,但是 Bowlby 非治療者,他並沒有機會,如此實踐,

互為主體理論,屬一點七,

關係學派,有意來到停在二點零,但知道治療的溢越 (therapeutic excess) 是危險的,實務上遂往往,往左退回一點八九,

意思是說,最有機會思考和實踐二點零的,就是關係學派,

意思是說,我們要跟關係學派學的,就是二點零的風景,

(九)

為什麼自體的心理學,需要熟悉二點零的風景,

因為跨過二,他才可以來到三,和大於三的世界,

因為我打算,看著那個人,

走進荒野,走進歷史,

尋找,

他在自然,他在歷史,

的復位,

(十)

因為從一點零到二點零,我們仍困在原生家庭,困在 daddy-mommy-me,

雖然越往右走,越趨近二點零,你越有機會見到,你這輩子會見到的陌生人 (stranger) ,

你要理解,見不到陌生人,就表示你自己,還不是陌生人,對於另一個人,就表示你還沒有見到這個世界,還沒有行走在這個世界,

意思是說,真正的互為主體,是兩個陌生人之間的互為主體,

存在哲學,存在治療,講的那個荒謬 (absurd) ,只可能發生在陌生人,

批判的心理治療,講的那個卡夫卡式的夢魘 (Kafkaesque) ,只可能發生在陌生人,

分裂分析 (schizoanalysis) ,講的那個走進公園的散步,只可能發生在陌生人,

熟悉二人心理學,就是為了迎接,那個公園裡,迎面而來的陌生人,

(十一)

至此,你可以理解,自體的心理學,已走出精神分析 (意思是說,自體心理學,尚在精神分析範圍),

以致,自體的心理學,也已走出心理治療,意思是說,它不見得只是治療,

它是人生哲學,生命哲學,

用在治療,它意在直面這個世界,它不是一成不變,它須揀選,釐清內外,然後尊重,那個人的決定,

用在治療,其治療關係,我想,應該位在一點五到一點九,雖然治療者和病人,兩人的視野和關懷,已經在一二三之間,反覆移動,

你要理解,人生,就是那個,反覆移動,以致,讓我們祝福他,能夠,在某個瞬間,來到流動,














jack reacher call rick shoemaker

personal, it is, for thursday, , 

ChatGPT 讀習近平思想的心得報告

https://youtu.be/cQ1hC-kA7uw

What a motherfucking bullshit asshole !

74 page The Hero (Lee Child, 2019)

https://www.amazon.com/Hero-Lee-Child-ebook/dp/B07QSD1PV3/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1HG70058DJQE7&keywords=The+hero+by+Lee+child&qid=1683164509&s=books&sprefix=the+hero+by+lee+child+%2Cstripbooks-intl-ship%2C277&sr=1-1 (accessible via Scribd)

5/4/23 (星期四)

free,cloudy,6/1 開工,之前無事,瓦斯爐,無人機襲擊普丁屁眼,安祿山是一個胖子,會跳胡旋舞,楊貴妃也是一個胖子,你要理解,唐朝胖子很多,馬爺烤鴨,可遇不可求,5/11 5/27 as preparation for 6/7,

退林還耕平墳種糧

https://www.youtube.com/live/u2Wux-S5GR0?feature=share

老燈說,退林還耕,是丁薛祥給包子出的點子,老燈說,老丁深不可測,百年變局,則是張維為給包子出的點子,老張自稱是慈禧的英文秘書,曾教慈禧,屁眼的英文,就是 asshole,舔屁眼,就是 licking the asshole,派 HH & GG 擾台裂台,則是王滬寧的統戰點子,老王比老丁更深不可測,他一生絕活是,用屁眼「字正腔圓」的說,兩個確立,四個自信,這是有難度的,不信你可以試試看,用你的屁眼說這八個字,

習近平端詳過的屁眼被展出

https://youtu.be/FB4Crr1XIo8


重點是端詳,就是仔細看,仔細聽,仔細聞,仔細舔,仔細感受,仔細思索,的意思,海德格講 meditative thinking,的 meditative,就是端詳的意思,中哲講的天人合一,的合,也是端詳的意思,意思是說,看久了,聽久了,聞久了,舔久了,感受久了,思索久了,你就和它成為一體,這就是我先前說的,主客有感,遂主客皆泯,海德格說,詮釋學的精神,就是把自己「交給」 (abide with) 對方,就是 Emmanuel Ghent 講的 「surrender」,這兩者都是端詳,

Jack Reacher 教我們,怎麼找到自己的屁眼,傑克說,拿一根棍子,棍端綁一面小鏡子,戴上眼鏡,低頭往褲襠仔細端詳,你就會找到自己的屁眼,

我說過很多次,屁眼是一個神奇的器官,全身上下,趙家人和匪諜最喜歡的,就是這個器官,




Wednesday, May 3, 2023

澎湖三五

https://youtu.be/kzNehhJQ83U

https://youtu.be/tSDP6CyohN8

自體的心理學是什麼(走向二人心理學)

基于自體的心理學的心理治療,的治療者,處境堪憂,因為這是走向二人心理學的路數,聽住,是走向,不是完全來到二人的狀態,意思是說,對於 mutuality 和 enactment ,戒慎恐懼,但是又不願也無法,守著一人心理學的位置,隔岸觀火,安然無恙,意思是說,這是參戰,不是觀戰,

Could Balint have done more for Ferenczi? (2003) (走向二人心理學)

https://www.academia.edu/38105201/Could_Balint_have_done_more_for_Ferenczi

The Technique at Issue: Controversies in Psychoanalysis from Freud and Ferenczi to Michael Balint (Andre Haynal, 1988)


Billionaire 「Panda」Ray Dalio just spent 13 days in China and has advice for the world’s 2 great powers ‘on the brink of going to war with each other’

https://fortune.com/2023/04/27/ray-dalio-u-s-china-relations-war-bridgewater-billionaire/

https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/billionaire-investor-ray-dalio-china-brink-war-beyond-ability-talk

Trauma and intersubjectivity: the phenomenology of empathy in PTSD (2019) (走向二人心理學)

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30069812/

Seduction hypothesis,就是直面創傷,

而創傷,是走向二人心理學,的關鍵臨床現象,

細究下去,此處所謂創傷,指的尚且不是,一般的 PTSD,而是 C-PTSD,

而且,照 Vincenzo Di Nicola 論事件的精神醫學 (Evental Psychiatry),創傷的救贖,在於當事人能否超越,將創傷轉化為事件,

這個轉,這個化,極其艱辛,但是,這個轉,這個化,是人能否復位,的無所遁逃於天地的考驗,

See also

Carr, R. B. (2011). Combat and human existence: Toward an intersubjective approach to combat-related PTSD. Psychoanalytic Psychology, 28(4), 471–496. https://doi.org/10.1037/a0024174

Two War-Torn Soldiers: Combat-Related Trauma through an Intersubjective Lens (Russell B. Carr, 2013)
https://psychotherapy.psychiatryonline.org/doi/full/10.1176/appi.psychotherapy.2013.67.2.109

The concept of intersubjectivity in psychoanalysis: Taking critical stock (Werner Bohleber,2013)

Trauma, Shame, and Group Psychotherapy: A Self Psychology Perspective (Emanuel Shapiro,1999)

An Existential Approach to Dealing with Emotional Trauma. An Interview with Dr. Robert Stolorow (2015) 

https://psychalivemedia.pivotshare.com/media/an-existential-approach-to-dealing-with-emotional-trauma.-an-interview-with-dr.-robert-stolorow./23114

Since CCP use the great firewall and disinformation, how can ChatGPT tell the truth about CCP ? (ChatGPT)

As an AI language model, my role is to provide information and answer questions to the best of my ability based on available data and knowledge. When it comes to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), I will strive to be as objective as possible and provide factual information.

However, it's important to note that the CCP's control over information and the media can make it challenging to obtain reliable information about certain topics. It's essential to approach any information regarding the CCP with a critical eye, taking into account the sources of information and their potential biases.

That being said, it's crucial to seek out information from a variety of sources to gain a well-rounded understanding of a particular issue. It's also essential to be aware of disinformation and propaganda that may be spread by the CCP or other entities.

Ultimately, my goal is to provide accurate information and answer questions to the best of my ability, but it's up to individuals to evaluate the information and form their own conclusions.

COVID's future: mini-waves rather than seasonal surges

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-01437-8?utm_source=Nature+Briefing&utm_campaign=38f1709845-briefing-dy-20230502&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c9dfd39373-38f1709845-44968593

5/3/23 (星期三)

近日一直看到有人提,安史之亂,終結了中共趙家人的人奶宴,根據文昭的描述,安祿山是一個東北大胖子,說話像絕對完全閹割的李鴻忠,跳舞像搖頭丸過量的李尚福,我本不知中國歷史,有過如此有趣的角色,

習近平擺明,搞信息黑箱,意思是說,從此 AI 能夠機器學習的材料,不包括中共屏蔽的真相,只能是中共製造的假象,意思是說,「ChatGPT 無法處理中國的假信息」 (disinformation),它只能像一隻正常的沒有是非判斷的孬種的鸚鵡,告訴你習近平不識字但是有一百四十五種思想,

簡單講,自體的心理學的自體,就是「人間的真實的現場的那個人」,比如說,此刻仍夜宿深圳龍華汽車站的遊民,比如說,遍地搶奪農民飼養的雞豬,砍光農民辛苦栽種的樹,對農民尋租苛徵保護費的的八萬農管,比如說,早被習近平下令處決的中央警衛局長王少軍,

郭台銘要在高雄建核電廠,少林武僧釋永軍,顯然看了很多遍破壞之王,張維為說外資脫鉤是百年變局,意思是說,趁此機會,當權者可以洗牌,接收過去四十年改開成果,


A Brain Scanner Combined with an AI Language Model Can Provide a Glimpse into Your Thoughts

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/a-brain-scanner-combined-with-an-ai-language-model-can-provide-a-glimpse-into-your-thoughts/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=tech&utm_content=link&utm_term=2023-05-02_featured-this-week&spMailingID=72933002&spUserID=MTEwMTQwMDYwODYS1&spJobID=2360161308&spReportId=MjM2MDE2MTMwOAS2

Tuesday, May 2, 2023

習近平說,趙家人開戰絕不上戰場,也不會讓趙家人的(純種和雜種)孩子去

https://www.epochtimes.com.tw/n407951/%E9%99%B8%E5%8F%8D%E6%88%B0%E6%96%87%E6%B5%81%E5%82%B3-%E7%B5%95%E4%B8%8D%E4%B8%8A%E6%88%B0%E5%A0%B4.html

https://www.epochtimes.com/b5/23/4/29/n13984385.htm

https://youtu.be/wXnPOX1pSrc

如果發生戰爭我是不會去的,也不會讓我的孩子去,我是生活在社會底層的人,和平的時候沒人記到我們,有難的時候才想起我們,說什麼國家有難人人有責;發福利的時候、享受國家待遇的時候都沒有給同等待遇,誰愛去誰去,反正我不會去,也不會讓我的孩子去。

全世界網民聯合起來拆除中共網絡柏林牆

https://www.voacantonese.com/a/7073340.html


中共打造信息黑匣 「拆牆運動」促拆網絡柏林牆


https://www.soundofhope.org/post/718013?lang=b5

https://www.worldjournal.com/wj/amp/story/121339/7135931

https://udn.com/news/amp/story/7331/7135931


Seduction hypothesis etc (ChatGPT) (走向二人心理學)

(1) What's the implications of Freud's give up of the seduction hypothesis?

Freud's abandonment of the seduction hypothesis had significant implications for the development of psychoanalysis and the understanding of psychological disorders.

The seduction hypothesis was Freud's initial theory that many of his patients had been sexually abused as children and that this abuse was the primary cause of their psychological symptoms. However, he later abandoned this theory and replaced it with the theory of the Oedipus complex, which posited that a child's unconscious desires for their opposite-sex parent and hostility towards their same-sex parent were the primary cause of their psychological symptoms.

One implication of Freud's abandonment of the seduction hypothesis was that it shifted the focus of psychoanalysis away from external traumas and towards internal conflicts. This led to the development of the concept of the unconscious and the emphasis on exploring patients' childhood experiences and fantasies as a means of understanding their current psychological state.

Another implication was that it raised questions about the validity of patients' reports of sexual abuse. Freud's abandonment of the seduction hypothesis was controversial and led to accusations that he was dismissing or even denying the reality of sexual abuse. However, Freud argued that his patients' reports of abuse were often the result of their unconscious desires and fantasies, rather than actual events.

Overall, Freud's abandonment of the seduction hypothesis was a significant turning point in the development of psychoanalysis and had far-reaching implications for the understanding and treatment of psychological disorders.


(2) So can we say that the return of the seduction hypothesis led to the development of two person psychology, including relational psychoanalysis?

The return of the seduction hypothesis did not directly lead to the development of two-person psychology and relational psychoanalysis.

The concept of two-person psychology emerged in the 1950s and 1960s, when psychoanalysts such as Robert Stolorow and Heinz Kohut began to challenge the traditional Freudian view of the psychoanalytic process as a one-sided exploration of the patient's unconscious conflicts. Instead, they argued that the therapeutic relationship was a mutually transformative process in which both the patient and the analyst played an active role.

Similarly, relational psychoanalysis emerged in the 1980s and 1990s as a response to the perceived limitations of traditional psychoanalytic theory and practice. Relational psychoanalysts emphasized the importance of the therapeutic relationship and the influence of the analyst's subjectivity on the therapeutic process.

However, the return of the seduction hypothesis did contribute to a broader re-examination of Freudian theory and practice, and it opened up new avenues for exploring the role of early childhood experiences and interpersonal relationships in the development of psychopathology. This, in turn, laid the groundwork for the emergence of two-person psychology and relational psychoanalysis.

In summary, while the return of the seduction hypothesis did not directly lead to the development of two-person psychology and relational psychoanalysis, it did contribute to a broader re-examination of psychoanalytic theory and practice that paved the way for these approaches.


(3) Besides Jeffrey Masson, Sandor Ferenczi, are there other psychoanalysts contributing to the return of the seduction hypothesis?

Yes, there were several other psychoanalysts who contributed to the return of the seduction hypothesis and the renewed focus on the impact of childhood trauma and abuse on psychological development.

One notable figure in this regard was Alice Miller, a Swiss psychoanalyst who wrote extensively on the effects of childhood abuse and trauma on emotional development. Miller argued that Freud had erred in abandoning the seduction hypothesis and that the impact of childhood trauma on adult psychopathology was far more significant than Freud had acknowledged. Her work had a significant influence on the development of trauma theory and the understanding of the long-term effects of childhood abuse and neglect.

Another important figure was Michael Balint, a Hungarian psychoanalyst who worked closely with Sandor Ferenczi and was sympathetic to his views on the importance of early childhood experience in shaping adult psychopathology. Balint emphasized the role of the analyst in providing a reparative experience for patients who had experienced childhood trauma and argued that the analyst's empathic attunement to the patient's emotional needs was crucial for the therapeutic process.

Other psychoanalysts who contributed to the renewed interest in the seduction hypothesis and the study of childhood trauma and abuse include Judith Herman, Janine Chasseguet-Smirgel, and Andre Green, among others. Together, these psychoanalysts helped to expand and deepen our understanding of the complex and often hidden ways in which childhood experiences can shape adult mental health and well-being.


(4) Can we say that the return of the seduction hypothesis means that the external reality was not neglected or overshadowed by the psychic (inner) reality?

Yes, the return of the seduction hypothesis can be seen as a recognition that external reality, including traumatic events such as childhood abuse and neglect, can have a profound impact on the psyche and cannot be entirely subsumed by inner, psychic reality.

In the early years of psychoanalysis, Freud emphasized the primacy of internal, psychic reality and the importance of uncovering unconscious conflicts and fantasies as the key to understanding psychological symptoms. This led him to downplay the role of external reality, including traumatic events such as childhood abuse and neglect, as potential contributors to psychological distress.

However, the return of the seduction hypothesis and the renewed interest in childhood trauma and abuse signaled a shift in this perspective. It acknowledged that external reality, including traumatic events, could have a powerful and lasting impact on the psyche and that the study of the interplay between external and internal realities was crucial for understanding psychological development and pathology.

This shift paved the way for the development of trauma theory and the recognition of the complex and often long-term effects of childhood trauma and abuse on emotional and psychological well-being. It also led to a renewed focus on the therapeutic relationship and the importance of providing a safe and supportive environment for patients to explore and work through their experiences of trauma and abuse.


(5) How does Apres coup deal with the seduction hypothesis?

"Après coup" is a French term used in psychoanalytic theory to describe the phenomenon of delayed impact or deferred action. It refers to the idea that events or experiences in childhood may not have immediate or obvious effects on the psyche, but rather their impact may be deferred and only become apparent later in life.

In terms of the seduction hypothesis, the concept of après coup is relevant in that it suggests that traumatic experiences such as sexual abuse may have a delayed impact on the psyche. This delayed impact may be due to factors such as repression, denial, or the lack of adequate psychological resources to process and integrate the traumatic experience at the time it occurred.

In this sense, the concept of après coup can be seen as a way of understanding the complex and often hidden ways in which childhood trauma and abuse can shape adult psychological development and pathology. It highlights the importance of exploring early life experiences and their potential impact on the psyche, even if their effects may not be immediately apparent.

Furthermore, the concept of après coup can also be seen as a way of reconciling the seduction hypothesis with later developments in psychoanalytic theory. By acknowledging the delayed impact of childhood trauma and abuse on the psyche, the concept of après coup suggests that traumatic experiences may have played a role in the development of symptoms even if they were not immediately apparent or explicitly remembered by the patient.

Overall, the concept of après coup provides a valuable framework for understanding the complex interplay between external reality and internal psychic reality in the development of psychological symptoms, including those related to childhood trauma and abuse.


(6) Does the concept of `body without organ' have anything to do with trauma?

The concept of the "body without organs" comes from the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze and is typically associated with his book "Anti-Oedipus" co-written with psychoanalyst Félix Guattari. The concept refers to a hypothetical state of being in which the body is no longer organized or structured in a hierarchical or differentiated way. Instead, it is a chaotic and undifferentiated state, free of social and cultural norms.

While the concept of the "body without organs" is not explicitly linked to trauma, it has been taken up by some psychoanalytic theorists and practitioners as a way of understanding the experience of trauma. In this context, the "body without organs" can be seen as a metaphor for the experience of fragmentation and disorganization that can occur in the aftermath of trauma.

Traumatic experiences can lead to a breakdown in the usual structures and meanings that organize our experience of ourselves and the world around us. This can result in feelings of disorientation, confusion, and a sense of being disconnected from one's own body and emotions. In this sense, the experience of trauma can be seen as a kind of "de-territorialization" of the body and the psyche, a dissolution of the usual boundaries and structures that give shape to our experience.

Some psychoanalytic theorists have suggested that working with the concept of the "body without organs" can be a useful way of exploring and addressing the experience of trauma. By acknowledging the disorganization and fragmentation that can occur in the aftermath of trauma, and by working to re-establish a sense of structure and coherence, it may be possible to support the process of healing and recovery.

(7) Can we say that schizoanalysis is a two person psychology?

Schizoanalysis is a theoretical approach developed by the French philosophers Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari that aims to challenge traditional psychoanalytic approaches and to develop a non-reductive understanding of human subjectivity. While schizoanalysis shares some similarities with two-person psychology, they are not identical concepts.

Two-person psychology is a term used to describe a range of theoretical and clinical approaches that emphasize the importance of the therapeutic relationship between the analyst and the patient. It acknowledges that the therapeutic encounter is a two-person process, shaped by the unique personalities, experiences, and perspectives of both the analyst and the patient.

Schizoanalysis, on the other hand, is a theoretical approach that seeks to challenge the traditional psychoanalytic emphasis on the individual psyche and to reconceptualize subjectivity as a social and political phenomenon. It emphasizes the importance of the collective and the social in shaping individual experience and rejects the notion of the individual as a self-contained and autonomous entity.

In schizoanalysis, the analyst is not seen as an authority figure or an interpreter of the patient's unconscious, but rather as a collaborator in the patient's exploration of their experience. The goal is to create a shared space in which the patient and the analyst can engage in a process of mutual exploration and experimentation, rather than one in which the analyst has all the answers.

In summary, while schizoanalysis and two-person psychology share some similarities in their emphasis on the therapeutic relationship and the importance of the social and relational context in shaping human experience, they are distinct concepts with different theoretical and clinical implications.

(8) So does relational psychoanalysis have anything to do with schizoanalysis?

While there are some similarities between relational psychoanalysis and schizoanalysis, they are distinct theoretical and clinical approaches with different origins and emphases.

Relational psychoanalysis emerged in the 1980s and 1990s as a response to the limitations of traditional Freudian and ego-psychological approaches. It emphasizes the importance of the therapeutic relationship and the recognition that both the patient and the analyst bring their own subjectivity and relational history to the therapeutic encounter. Relational psychoanalysis also emphasizes the importance of understanding the patient's subjective experience in the context of their relational and cultural context.

Schizoanalysis, on the other hand, is a theoretical approach developed by Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari in the 1970s that aimed to challenge traditional psychoanalytic approaches and to develop a non-reductive understanding of human subjectivity. It emphasizes the importance of the collective and the social in shaping individual experience and rejects the notion of the individual as a self-contained and autonomous entity. In schizoanalysis, the goal is to create a shared space in which the patient and the analyst can engage in a process of mutual exploration and experimentation, rather than one in which the analyst has all the answers.

While both relational psychoanalysis and schizoanalysis emphasize the importance of the therapeutic relationship and the recognition of subjectivity, they differ in their emphasis on the social and political dimensions of subjectivity. Relational psychoanalysis tends to focus on the interpersonal and relational dimensions of subjectivity, whereas schizoanalysis emphasizes the collective and social dimensions.

In summary, while there may be some overlap and cross-fertilization between relational psychoanalysis and schizoanalysis, they are distinct approaches with different origins and theoretical emphases.

意思是說,當佛洛依德放棄了 seduction hypothesis ,精神分析就變成了,只是普魯斯特的世界 (Proustian),對外在世界 (Kafkaesque),僅存口惠 (lip service),其實畢竟,眼不見為淨,所以佛洛依德當年此舉,我們可以稱之為,精神分析的「真正的歧出」,多年來,斷斷續續,一直有人呼籲,打開窗,打開門,從一人心理學,到二人心理學,這個打開,我們遂走了一百年,你要理解,我上述這麼說,並不是說,一人心理學,全是錯誤,沒有價值,但是,當你有二人心理學的視野後,才能恰當的讀出,錯誤在哪裡,價值在哪裡,意思是說,精神分析需雙語 (bilingual) ,一人心理學和二人心理學,就是那個雙語,


剛剛突然知道,解謎關鍵在


再者,從上列 ChatGPT 的答覆,你可以理解,ChatGPT 不擅長跨域的思索,意思是說,這個 AI,本質上是個學究,不容跳躍的思考,意思是說,是一個很像蘋果的跟蘋果沒有半毛錢關係的非蘋果,就像中共治下的中國,是一個很像中國的跟中國沒有半毛錢關係的非中國,





What Are Puberty Blockers, and How Do They Work?

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/what-are-puberty-blockers-and-how-do-they-work/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=health&utm_content=link&utm_term=2023-05-01_featured-this-week&spMailingID=72930673&spUserID=MTEwMTQwMDYwODYS1&spJobID=2360091636&spReportId=MjM2MDA5MTYzNgS2

Monday, May 1, 2023

如何讓獨裁者放棄權力──談中國未來轉型的幾種可能(三之一)

https://www.upmedia.mg/news_info.php?Type=2&SerialNo=171082

https://youtu.be/OTr9i-xUu1c

Tribute to Dudley Young

https://www.essex.ac.uk/news/2021/11/18/tribute-to-dudley-young

https://www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/edit/10.4324/9780429471780-9/rebel-rycroft-dudley-young

https://www.amazon.com/stores/Dudley-Young/author/B001H6IPEO?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true

clerihew (四行打油詩)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clerihew

How to Read a Person’s Character in Their 50s, 60s, and 70s

https://www.nspirement.com/2023/05/01/how-to-read-a-persons-character.html?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-to-read-a-persons-character&utm_source=Nspirement&utm_campaign=9f91eace7f-RSS_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_0ece06508b-9f91eace7f-125910857

Charles Rycroft (1914-1998)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Rycroft

There were Kleinians who didn’t speak to him for years after The Observer published his clerihew:

It would be fine

To be Melanie Klein

If the pleasure weren’t cloyed 

By having come after Freud.

(Jenny Pearson, 2004, p. 6)

Psychoanalysis and Beyond (1986)

Rycroft on Analysis and Creativity (1992)

Viewpoints (1992)





Q: Rycroft 沒有完成的,是什麼樣的精神分析?


When spring comes : awakenings in clinical psychoanalysis (Khan, M. Masud, 1988)

https://archive.org/details/whenspringcomesa0000khan/page/n5/mode/2up (accessible via Z library too)

中共沒有憲法

https://youtu.be/2dGEwPZaYyM

Masud Khan: The Myth and the Reality (Roger Willoughby, 2005)

https://www.amazon.com/Masud-Khan-Reality-Roger-Willoughby/dp/1853437247/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2Q4FHVYFYJ03L&keywords=Masud+Khan%3A+The+Myth+and+the+Reality&qid=1682938407&s=books&sprefix=masud+khan+the+myth+and+the+reality%2Cstripbooks-intl-ship%2C251&sr=1-1

(No e-text available)

People are using AI for therapy, whether the tech is ready for it or not

https://www.fastcompany.com/90836906/ai-therapy-koko-chatgpt

Therapy by chatbot? The promise and challenges in using AI for mental health

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2023/01/19/1147081115/therapy-by-chatbot-the-promise-and-challenges-in-using-ai-for-mental-health

關於 AI psychotherapy 的數點說明

AI psychotherapy 的條件,很簡單,就是我們需要一個會放屁的治療者,你要理解,這不能是虛擬的屁,必須是一個真實的屁眼,釋放出來的真實的屁,你要理解,我們和真實的關係,就靠那個屁眼和屁,來證明存在,不是虛妄,而是真實的,意思是說,聽住,你要珍惜那個屁眼和屁,這件事說明,眼耳鼻舌身,眼耳太抽象了,鼻更真實,這件事狗狗知道,舌,則周星馳在大內密探零零發中,表演喝葡萄酒的時候示範過,身,創傷研究者說過,身體,是有記憶的,

Bing AI: Psychotherapist Claims There Is Some Strange Psychology Happening Behind Microsoft's Chatbot

https://www.sciencetimes.com/articles/42525/20230222/bing-ai-psychotherapist-claims-strange-psychology-happening-behind-microsofts-chatbot.htm

Efficacy of Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Psychotherapy in Patients With Anxiety Disorders: A Prospective, National Multicenter Randomized Controlled Trial Protocol

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8810817/

Can Artificial Intelligence Replace Human Therapists?

https://www.wsj.com/articles/can-artificial-intelligence-replace-human-therapists-11616857200

AI THERAPY: WATCH A DEMO OF THE WORLD’S FIRST VIRTUAL THERAPIST

https://www.diygenius.com/ai-therapy/

Will Semi-Smart AI’s Replace Psychotherapists? (from online magazine Age of Robots)

https://medium.com/@shrink/will-semi-smart-ais-replace-psychotherapists-3b43e32cc4a0

AI and the Future of Psychotherapy

https://medium.com/one-future/ai-and-the-future-of-psychotherapy-d0593b827a44

4 ways artificial intelligence is improving mental health therapy

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/12/ai-mental-health-cbt-therapy/

AI Scribe For Psychotherapists: S10.AI Robot Medical Scribe

https://s10.ai/blog/ai-scribe-for-psychotherapists

Mentalyc

https://www.mentalyc.com/

https://youtu.be/EyiC_x50lYk

From Eliza to Ellie: the evolution of the AI Therapist

https://abilitynet.org.uk/news-blogs/eliza-ellie-evolution-ai-therapist

We Now Have an AI Therapist, and She's Doing Her Job Better than Humans Can

https://futurism.com/uscs-new-ai-ellie-has-more-success-than-actual-therapists

Therapy by chatbot? The promise and challenges in using AI for mental health

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2023/01/19/1147081115/therapy-by-chatbot-the-promise-and-challenges-in-using-ai-for-mental-health

Artificial intelligence and counseling: Four levels of implementation

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/333705460_Artificial_intelligence_and_counseling_Four_levels_of_implementation

Key Considerations for Incorporating Conversational AI in Psychotherapy

https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyt.2019.00746/full

Augmenting Psychotherapy with AI Can natural language processing improve access to care and boost therapists’ training?

https://hai.stanford.edu/news/augmenting-psychotherapy-ai

The therapists using AI to make therapy better

https://www.technologyreview.com/2021/12/06/1041345/ai-nlp-mental-health-better-therapists-psychology-cbt/

We keep trying to make AI therapists. It’s not working.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/02/03/ai-mental-health-therapy/

李強盜竊世界知識產權組織總干事鄧鴻森的知識產權

http://cpc.people.com.cn/BIG5/n1/2023/0428/c64094-32675507.html

有趣的是,全世界,包括鼎鼎大名的愛讀書的盧沙野,都知道,只有李強不知道,鄧鴻森沒有知識,這件事告訴我們,盜竊知識產權者,必須學盧沙野那樣愛讀書,必須先有知識,

Legacy of Lies (2020)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legacy_of_Lies (accessible via MyVideo)