Click Here to Read: Psychoanalysis as a Scientific Discipline: Personal Perspective: On science and subjectivity in psychoanalysis by Mark Rufallo on his From Freud to Fluoxetine blog on the Psychology Blogs on April 27, 2025.
Looming federal cuts could devastate Alaska’s fight against overdose deaths
Click Here to Read: Looming federal cuts could devastate Alaska’s fight against overdose deaths
Law enforcement and public health experts worry that potential cuts to resources that save lives and stop the flow of drugs into the state could raise overdose deaths by Hannah Harris Green in Anchorage on The Guardian website on December 15, 2025.
Drug overdose death rates per 100,000 by state. Image: Timeshifter from template. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.
Clean, Limitless Energy Exists
Click Here to Read: Clean, Limitless Energy Exists. China Is Going Big in the Race to Harness It. Beijing is pouring vast resources into fusion research, while the U.S. wants private industry to lead the way. The winner could reshape civilization By Raymond Zhong Chris Buckley Keith Bradsher and Harry Stevens Keith Bradsher reported from Hefei, China; Raymond Zhong from Washington; Chris Buckley from Taipei, Taiwan; and Harry Stevens from New York in The New York Times.
A SPARC of Fusion Energy Image: Steve Jurvetson from Los Altos, USA Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.
he Wii Tennis Theme Edition: On Kazumi Totaka, Nintendo, and a global cultural moment
Selling Out: How Money Became The Art World’s Latest Muse
Click Here to Read: Selling Out: How Money Became The Art World’s Latest Muse: on Art Basel Miami, art making, and corporate investment by Brendon Holder on the Loosey website on December 7, 2025
Art Basel Miami Beach at Miami Beach Convention Center 2021. Image: Jennifer 8. Lee. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.
New from IPBooks: When Dreams Remember by Jacqueline Heller
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WHEN DREAMS REMEMBER
Adopted in infancy, Hannah Glass’s childhood on Long Island was idyllic. Panic began taking hold of her when, at age 14, she witnessed on television the 9/11 terrorist attack on the Twin Towers. Later, as a young woman, she watched as her fiancé, David, was struck and killed by a bus on a Manhattan street. Only in the aftermath of her grief did Hannah begin to think about her origins. Now an accomplished journalist, Hannah decides to investigate her past and learn about her birth mother.
Serendipitously, Hannah receives a plum assignment from a national magazine to interview trauma expert Dr. Jo Brightman. More than a celebrity profile, Hannah sees the gig as an opportunity to understand her lifelong struggles with terror. Could the emotional effects of ancestral, social, and cultural trauma be inherited?
But before she can complete the article, Hannah receives word from a long-lost relative in England, Zachary Levi, via his close associate, Mr. Graham Pauly, that she is Levi’s sole heir and beneficiary. More of the answers Hannah seeks lie in the contents of a mysterious vintage chest shipped by Levi to Hannah’s parents’ home. Still more is revealed when she travels to London to meet Zach and Graham, as the journey morphs from one of investigating the past to exploring love.
