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Exploring psychiatry through the wider universe of science, systems thinking, and lived experience.
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No one understands reductionism (opens the original)
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The evolution of everything: Q&A with Gunnar De Winter (opens the original)
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If you were to ask me: What is evolution? My mind would probably travel to a bearded man’s obsession with beak shapes. But is that all evolution is? Or is there more?To find out, I chatted with Gunnar De Winter. He is a science writer and storyteller based in Ghent, Belgium. He has written both fiction and non-fiction, with pieces published in Clarkesworld magazine, Tractor Beam, Heartlines Spec and The Deadlands. He has a PhD in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, a Master’s in Philosophy and wor
Footnotes from the margins #1 (opens the original)
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When there is information that doesn’t really belong in an article, but is too interesting to leave out, footnotes become a bastion of intellectual gold.Yet, unlike nuggets of real-life gold, there is no rush to find them. Most people leave these shining fragments of human thought alone, destined to rest at the bottom of articles. I have thoroughly enjoyed exploring Substack through the footnotes other people have written, and wanted to share some of my favourites. It is my own, opposite, way of
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