Tag: psychology

It’s Time to Put Trump Derangement Syndrome Behind Us

On By The Social CriticIn Culture Critique, Media & Social Media, Politics & Public PolicyLeave a comment

Donald Trump has vacated the White House. Now it's time for him to vacate our minds.

What Raindrops Tell us About the Emergent World Order

On By The Social CriticIn Economics & Globalization, Politics & Public PolicyLeave a comment

We've been on the path to globalized trade so long now that it is possible to imagine what the future may look like. Is yesterday's conspiracy — the New World Order — tomorrow's reality? This column compares an abstract subject to something most of us are far more comfortable with: raindrops.

It’s In Your Head: The New Age of Narcissism

On By The Social CriticIn Culture Critique, Faith & Philosophy9 Comments

What does talk show host Oprah Winfrey, psychologist Dr. Wayne W. Dyer, medium James Van Praagh and "The Secret" author Rhonda Byrne share in common? A belief that what you get out of life depends on how you think about life. It seems straightforward enough. Empowering, even. Unfortunately, it isn't quite that simple. Have you …

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