Ruric Vogel

[Human Progress @HumanProgress]

Political disagreements are not just about facts; they are about competing moral priorities—care versus loyalty, or fairness versus authority.

A healthier discourse would recognize these different moral concerns, and that each has its own trade-offs.
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[Steve Kirsch @stkirsch]

Now available! Watch for free at: https://t.co/XbhZx6VEMf

Please repost. This a mind blowing film showing first hand just how corrupt our MOST RESPECTED mainstream scientists are. When they get a result, they don’t like, they don’t publish it in order to save their jobs. It doesn’t matter how much harm it causes. Keeping THEIR job is more important than the health of YOUR kids. And Henry Ford stands behind keeping the truth from public view so that no one will ever know. This study was extremely well done. It was done by their top expert in infectious disease. It agrees with the conclusions of 9 other studies published in peer-reviewed journals showing the unvaccinated are far healthier than the vaccinated.

[Rob Henderson @robkhenderson]

"marijuana addicts were twice as likely as nonusers to be diagnosed with depression...up to 4 times as likely to develop bipolar disorder...1 out of 4 healthy people who started using marijuana on a regular basis developed a severe mental disorder" @drdrew https://t.co/BrMe8eUdVd

[DR Iain Campbell @DRIainCampql]

🎙️It was an honour to be on the @drmarkhyman show in Austin recently.

This is the most I have ever shared about my battle with bipolar disorder. Honestly, I found it harder to share this interview than I expected.

I shared a lot of painful things in me and my family's journey, but also the scientific insights it gave me into my condition.

Reading the beautiful comments people have posted over the past few weeks has given me life, and reminded me why I do this. I want to help people make sense of this most perplexing and lonely journey the mind can traverse. I had to let the fear go.

We discussed my new paper in Molecular Psychiatry: "Metabolic Plasticity" which proposes an evolutionary framework for understanding interactions between ketosis, insulin signalling and seasonality in bipolar disorder:

https://t.co/ShaKDxVlCq

It was also pretty cool to see that this aired a few episodes after an interview with @TheRock himself!

Link below

[Paula.en.Linea - Chica Neurocientífica Agradecida @Paula_en_linea]

@bright_har6612 I believed Dr. Chris Palmer, who said, "You should be able to sleep without taking anything at all." No doctor or psychiatrist ever said that to me before. It gave me the confidence to quit all sleep aids. Bye-bye: Zopiclone, CBD, Propranolol, melatonin, custom herbal sleepy tea.

[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

You’re not the average of five other people, but of the passions you pursue. Discover why purpose, not proximity, shapes who you become, by @DocGDiverseFI https://t.co/SiauoySxd5

[Ruric Vogel @Rurvogelovic]

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[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

When clients in person-centered therapy feel valued and understood, they no longer need to put on an act to try to please or impress their therapist. Instead, they can really begin to listen to themselves and work out their own best direction in life. https://t.co/OSYicUEHHH

[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

Partners who are also close friends don't love each other because they "have to." Instead, they love each other because of who they are to one another—trusted allies, chosen companions, and unwavering sources of joy and comfort. https://t.co/jSBLT7QhTB

[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

In relationships, laughter can lighten conflict, deepen connection, and help partners weather hard times together. But not all humor is created equal. Sometimes, it’s not about playfulness at all but power. https://t.co/u0nQqg8E4v

[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

The biggest exercise challenge most people face is finding a way to do it consistently instead of starting out strong and then losing momentum. Research finds these mindset shifts could change that. https://t.co/XQuzmY57A5

[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

Life never gets easier. Fortunately, psychology is uncovering new ways to maintain mental health, positivity, and confidence through manageable daily habits. How many are you ready to try? https://t.co/PCacob3Prq

[Latimer Alder @latimeralder]

Please don't retweet this chart from NASA that shows the Earth GREENING as a result of extra CO2 and warmer temperatures.

It gives the Amazed Alarmistas palpitations and collywobbles as they struggle to argue 'Green is Bad'/'Wrong Sort of Green'

So promise you won't retweet?

[Steven Pinker @sapinker]

Why the West Turned on Itself: Podcast interview with Maarten Boudry @mboudry on @HumanProgress https://t.co/Ws6rw1ef7S

[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

The coping mechanisms we learned as children often undermine our adult relationships. Here’s how to change that in your own life. https://t.co/W42H7h1DTa

[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

When people overreact or behave in ways that they later regret, an emotional trigger is probably the cause. Here’s how they can break its power over them. https://t.co/s38xNtIH2i

[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

Later isn't guaranteed for anyone. Here's what it takes to create a life full of meaning and strong relationships now. https://t.co/G1aiy3CiY8

[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

When we feel sad or anxious, intrusive thoughts can seem very real and only serve to reinforce our feeling of worthlessness. Here's how we can protect ourselves. https://t.co/VWwUXI5Qrm

[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

Feeling unmotivated is often a sign of disconnection—not laziness or personal failure. Here's what you can do about it that will make a meaningful difference in your life. https://t.co/e6SZniyVG5

[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

Maintaining an active lifestyle has long been linked to good health—but the notion of exercise as medicine has now gained even more momentum. Here's why. https://t.co/dDqv0YAeVR