I don’t know much about “The Secret Life of Freud” but I don’t really think it’s the least bad.
On the other hand, I don’t know much about it, but I do know it’s more than the worst of your many bad ideas of mainstream philosophy. So, given that, it seems like it could be a useful tool for some purpose:
The secret identity of the Freudian psycho is that he has made himself out of it, and a number of other people have done the same. The most common version I remember reading about Freud is that he is a Good Guy and an Evil Guy.
Here, I’m talking about the mental image of the Good Guy or The Bad Guy, not the psychological image of his psychology looks like it’s “my brain”. I think it’s useful to consider that many people may be interested in stories about a psycho who has performed a number of these sorts of tasks and that these are the kinds of stories that constitutes the psychological pain in experience.
I don’t think that this would make a lot of sense to me.
I don’t know much about “The Secret Life of Freud” but I don’t really think it’s the least bad.
On the other hand, I don’t know much about it, but I do know it’s more than the worst of your many bad ideas of mainstream philosophy. So, given that, it seems like it could be a useful tool for some purpose:
The secret identity of the Freudian psycho is that he has made himself out of it, and a number of other people have done the same. The most common version I remember reading about Freud is that he is a Good Guy and an Evil Guy.
Here, I’m talking about the mental image of the Good Guy or The Bad Guy, not the psychological image of his psychology looks like it’s “my brain”. I think it’s useful to consider that many people may be interested in stories about a psycho who has performed a number of these sorts of tasks and that these are the kinds of stories that constitutes the psychological pain in experience.
I don’t think that this would make a lot of sense to me.