Jekyll & Hyde
As featured in The GRAPHIC, 5 Feb 1910. The drawing is by Gilbert Holiday.
Tag: divides
div-ided
One of my old poems
Up the ante!
Up the ante! Anti-this, Anti-that! A binary absurdity dividing reality: Making opposites of us all. Up the ANTI- Up the ante! Standing outside the circle of listeners, a Venn diagram … Continue reading Up the ante!
“Latter-day anti-psychiatrists”
My worry about a sweeping term like ‘latter-day anti-psychiatrists’ is that it risks including those who have suffered harmful consequences of medications taken as prescribed. [Please note: all the descriptions … Continue reading “Latter-day anti-psychiatrists”
Psychiatry: the ‘subjective-objective divide’
In my subjective opinion, one of the most important articles written in the Journal of my College, the Royal College of Psychiatrists, was written by a colleague of mine who … Continue reading Psychiatry: the ‘subjective-objective divide’
Social Media Democracy [a view]
Neil Mackay offers this opinion in the Scotsman, 19 January 2021:
“Trump is finally booted off Twitter for good”
This was one of the headlines in last Sunday’s newspapers: The article began by saying: Twitter [the business] was quoted: A sub-headline failed to recognise the good that social media … Continue reading “Trump is finally booted off Twitter for good”
divisive folly
I am the most scientific poet that poetry has ever known. AYE RIGHT! I am the most artistic scientist that science has ever known. AYE RIGHT!