but what about sigmund freud? believe it or not, we cannot reanalyze sigmund freud in psychology from a modern point of view. sigmund freud, many people think he was a crock, crazy, superego unconscious mind. how do you measure those things? now we can with brain scans. you can actually see there is a pleasure center at the center of the brain. there is a libido, a part of the brain that governs pleasure. in fact come if you take a mouse and a collector as the nucleus of hummus, the pleasure center in the electrodes to a telegraph key, the mouse will hit the telegraph key twice per second until it starts to death. so they went to gods, cat and even up to a dolphin. they had a dolphin up so when a dolphin swim for it, it would hit in the lecture to stimulate its pleasure center. well, the dolphin would hit the electrodes twice a second until the dolphin realized i will die. i'm starving to death. then the dolphin stopped, gripes food and came back in himself again. and then the question is, what is consciousness? y

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university, in my book i have a chapter analyzing the greatest brain of modern times, but what about sigmund freud? believe it or not, we can now read analyze sigmund freudian psychology from a modern point of view. segment freud many people think was a crackpot, crazy, superego, id, unconscious mind, how do you measure those things? now we can with brain scans. you can see that there is the pleasure center, a center of the brain. there is a libido. a part of the brain that governs pleasure like sigmund freud said. if you take a mouse and hook electrodes to the nucleus, the pleasure center, and telegraph key, the mouse will hit the telegraph key twice a second until starved to death. dogs, cats and even up to adulthood. they hooked a dolphin up to the pleasure center, when a dolphin swam forward it would hit an electrode that stimulated its pleasure center. the dolphin was hit the electrode twice a second and tilt the dolphin realize i am buying. i will die. i am starving to death. then the dolphins stopped, got some food and came back. dolphins are not stupid after all. then the question is consc

each and every chapter, are the psychological ideas popularized of william james, alfred adler, sigmund freud and other figures, and using them, carnegie urges his readers over and over again to continuously gauge the psychological needs of people they're involved with. coworkers, families, associates, and so on, and society, clients, and to try to meet those needs with psychological sensitivity. he advocated, for example, positive thinking, and the art of appreciation, which he described as the easiest of all psychological techniques. to help people feel comfortable, to win friends and influence people, as the title of his famous back. how to win friends would make, he argues in the book -- and i quote here again -- the principles of psychology easy for you to apply in your daily contacts. and it was create among readers a new way of life, he says, that will pave the way to success. so, from this collection of cultural ingredients, success ideology, these notions of charismatic personality, positive thinking, human relations, therapeutic well-being-carnegie created what i think was his ultim

a lot of the alternative therapies, have nothing to do with sigmund freud or classic psychological theories are powerful, but they are weird, strange, little strange to take a bunch of marines say, now put your leg behind your head, and that does not always go over so well at first, but, you know, particularly in southern california where yoga is common, there's tons of teachers out there. i have friends that teach on base, 29 palms, california, extraordinary effective, went toff invest no those that have like a hard sell, but it's powerful. i know one rape victim for several hours and it saved her life. it was a huge, huge -- she went through exposure therapy, and that did nothing for her. you have to expand definition of what therapy is, basically. >> occurred to me was a lightbulb as david talk that for me, no doubt, the book i had written about is the process you described. that i start with childhood and try to understand how the patterns of the life could have led him where they did. >> it's story telling; right? >> yeah, yeah. >> there's a old thought, whoever said it first said is b

sigmund freud, many people think he was a crackpot, crazy, superego, unconscious mind. how you measure those things? now we can. with brain scans. you can actually see that there is pleasure center at the center of the brain. they're is a libido, part of the brain that governs pleasure just like ford says. in fact, if we take a mouse and hook electrodes to the nuclear circumference of the pleasures and to and the electrodes to a telegraph key the mouse will head the telegraph key twice the second until it starves to death so, dogs, cats, and even up to a dolphin, tune with the dolphin up to the pleasures and to some of that when i dolphin swam forward it would hit and a lecture to stimulate the pleasure center. well, the dolphin would hit the electorate twice a second the dolphin would realize, and i. i will die. i'm starving to death. then the dolphins stops, goes out and grabs food and comes back in its himself again. the dolphin is not stupid, after all. and then the question is, what is consciousness? in know, so many people have written about this thing called cons

sigmund freud, many people think he was a crackpot, crazy, superego, unconscious mind. how you measure those things? now we can. with brain scans. you can actually see that there is pleasure center at the center of the brain. they're is a libido, part of the brain that governs pleasure just like ford says. in fact, if we take a mouse and hook electrodes to the nuclear circumference of the pleasures and to and the electrodes to a telegraph key the mouse will head the telegraph key twice the second until it starves to death so, dogs, cats, and even up to a dolphin, tune with the dolphin up to the pleasures and to some of that when i dolphin swam forward it would hit and a lecture to stimulate the pleasure center. well, the dolphin would hit the electorate twice a second the dolphin would realize, and i. i will die. i'm starving to death. then the dolphins stops, goes out and grabs food and comes back in its himself again. the dolphin is not stupid, after all. and then the question is, what is consciousness? in know, so many people have written about this thing called cons

people in the study data so a lot of these alternative therapies that have nothing to do with sigmund and freudor any of the classical psychological theories are incredibly powerful but they are kind of weird. there is a little stream that takes them to say you are never going to put your leg behind your head. there are tons of teachers out there i have friends that each in california where the marines are and we need to invest more in those. they are harder to sell on the floor of congress but yoga is super powerful. i know one victim for several hours and she said it saved her life. she went through the exposure therapy and did nothing for her so you have to expand your definition of what it is basically. >> this just occurred to me that no doubt the book i've written about is exactly the process that you described that i start with the childhood and try to understand how the patterns. i'm just going to jumble it. but life basically is so absurd and chaotic anyway the only chance of flipping an optimistic life is to take all these things and turn them into a story whether you are writing a bo