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Schizo-autistic Philosophy, Ponerology and the Deranged View of Humanity

An Episode of MindMatters as Prelude

Harrison Koehli
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My next post will focus on what Lobaczewski calls the “schizoidal worldview” and what Iain McGilchrist refers to as “schizo-autistic” philosophy (in The Matter with Things). In the meantime, today I will share an episode of my podcast, MindMatters, as background for that post, in which we discuss the subject:

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Winston Smith
Writes Escaping Mass Psychosis May 6Liked by Harrison Koehli

Thanks Harrison - I love this discussion - Lobaczewski and McGilchrist are on the same page here and it's wonderfully rich to integrate both perspectives.

I wonder if you'd be able to get McGilchrist on your podcast? That would be a great show!

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Dr. Grant Smith
Writes H2F Man May 7Liked by Harrison Koehli

Thanks for sharing! I thought the point on Machiavelli being deliberately maligned was particularly interesting. After reading the title I immediately thought of Adam Curtis' "The Trap" which I watched over a decade ago: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Trap_(British_TV_series) It does a good job of covering John Nash's work and indicating that it might be somewhat limited in its application for the reasons you describe here (all left hemisphere).

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