Are there any philosophical works which directly or indirectly can be applied to addiction recovery (preferably without resorting to übermensch ideals and so on)?
Thanks senpai
Addiction
Parker Smith
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Anthony Anderson
what is your addiction?
Christopher Cooper
chocoholic
Camden Sullivan
Infinite jest. Not even memeing
Ryan Stewart
being and time
Jeremiah Smith
Plethora of substances and behaviors but nothing that I can't live without on a rational level. I would probably be bored more often though. Right now I'm never bored and I like to think of this as one of my biggest strengths. Maybe I should challenge this belief, find out how "interesting" I really am when I'm not placating myself with all this shit (since I mostly stay inside and think and write, close to zero social contact; another avenue of approach perhaps)
Brayden Carter
have goals that are external, not internal
you want to be a writer? aim to be the best writer in your niche
and never forget your body is a temple to your mind - cliche but important
Jaxson Sanchez
user, you're going to need to look into neuroscience if you want to understand addiction in any meaningful way.
Hudson Allen
user, you're gonna have to look into actual addiction treatment if you think neuroscience is the only meaningful way to look at addiction.
>mfw uninformed user's don't know why multidisciplinary aproaches at addiction are so important.
>mfw uninformed user's think the biomedical discourse is the only valid one and feel the need to propagate this.
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