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Negative Psychology
Essays on radical uncertainty
Negative Psychology
Addiction [2]
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Nick
The addiction we never see as such is the addiction to our super-narrow system of thinking. We're addicted to this thinking because it provides us with our idea of who we are, which we are frightened to let go of.