Working to solve the problem of no-platforming imaginary voices
Ever heard of schizoflatulalia? Probably not. It’s the condition where you hear voices in your burps. In the early days you took drugs for it: medication which forced digestive gas […]
Author Archives: Elizabeth Chosen
Nylon Polymers and OCD: new links
Synthetic polymers including aliphatic or semi-aromatic polyamides commonly found in household cleaning materials could play a direct role in the development of obsessive-compulsive disorder researchers say. The team at King’s College […]
Internet trolls ruin their own ontological security
Internet trolls ‘poison our national life’ UK justice minister Chris Grayling declared in October, and ‘should face two years in prison’. But a case proceeding through the courts of Portland, Oregon, highlights the […]
Ignorance is not an excuse
Over my fourteen years working in civil society, raising awareness about the plight of disadvantaged groups stands out as the most frequent request those disadvantaged groups make of us. With […]
CAMPAIGN: Spread the Decimal
Today, in conjunction with REMIND, the mental health charity for workers in mental health provision, we’re launching our campaign to raise awareness about the real extent of mental ill-health in […]
Let’s talk
At LFG we’re all about the brain, but what is the brain? The most sensible answer is that it’s a tool for communication, which is itself a tool – the […]
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