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    TWiP Street Focus

    TWiP Street Focus

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    With each episode, street photographer Valerie Jardin brings you a new facet from the exciting world...

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Kenny Scharf recommended Man and His Symbols in Books (curated)

 
Man and His Symbols
Man and His Symbols
Carl G. Jung | 2021
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"Although looked at by Jung as too commercial and simplified, I learned to look at the world through this book, with its symbols and its religions, in a new way. My mind opened up to the dynamic relationship between surrealism and psychology. "

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    Boyinaband

    Boyinaband

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    Hi! I'm Dave from boyinaband. I make vlogs and songs and I like music and science and psychology...

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Rache (174 KP) rated The Psychopath Test in Books

Dec 10, 2018  
The Psychopath Test
The Psychopath Test
Jon Ronson | 2012 | Health & Fitness
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8.2 (11 Ratings)
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Fascinating psychology (1 more)
Dark humour
Humorous Gonzo Journalism
Contains spoilers, click to show
Jon Ronson, the author of Men Who Stare at Goats, dives into the psychology behind the PCL-R, also known as the Bob Hare Psychopath Checklist (revised). Having heard about the checklist, Ronson self diagnoses as a psychopath, and decides to find out more. From talking to high-powered businessmen, to discussing brain scans of psychopaths' brains with an experimental psychologist who has a psychopath's brain scan, this is a fascinating dive into the psychology of psychopathy.
Of course, it wouldn't be a Jon Ronson book if it didn't include Ronson's special brand of gonzo, self-deprecating humour, which ties the whole book together into a cohesive story that will keep you reading "just one more page" until the end.
The only reason I gave this book a rating of 9 and not a 10 is because I have also read Men Who Stare at Goats, which is even better.