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Psychology of the Unconscious (1915) by Carl Jung—Reviewed by Miguel A. Faria, MD

According to Swiss psychoanalyst and philosopher Dr. Carl Jung, modern as well as primitive man pondered the world with two types of thinking: Directed thinking, which primitive man used for survival skills and modern man for technological progress, is conscious thinking that requires effort and is used for solving problems. Fantasy or Non-directed thinking, used […]

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Sulla as Military Commander in the East (88-82 BC) by Miguel A. Faria, MD

Lucius Cornelius Sulla (138-78 BC) was a patrician aristocrat who entered the army under the general Gaius Marius. In the Roman war against Numidia in North Africa, Sulla was instrumental in defeating the Numidians and capturing their king Jugurtha. In the Germanic invasion of the Teutons ad Cimbrians, Sulla again distinguished himself under Marius. Both

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The Looming Threat To Our Homeland by Jeff Crouere

After the successful completion of “Operation Midnight Hammer,” in which 125 U.S. military aircraft bombed three Iranian nuclear enrichment facilities, the threat to our homeland has never been greater. President Donald Trump only authorized America’s first military attack on Iran after repeated diplomatic efforts failed to convince their government to end their nuclear weapons program.

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The Trump Years: Golden Escalator to Golden Age

Ten years ago, on June 16, 2015, internationally famous reality TV  star and real estate mogul Donald Trump officially declared his candidacy for President of the United States. Along with his wife Melania, he descended the “golden escalator” to the lobby of Trump Tower and delivered an announcement speech that shocked the political world, starting

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ABC: Amazingly Biased Correspondents by Jeff Crouere

Thankfully, in recent years, Americans have been leaving the three legacy broadcast networks, ABC, CBS, and NBC, and finding their news on other outlets. Fortunately, with the advent of the Internet, Americans have other sources for credible information and do not have to rely on the broadcast networks, which produce news programs littered with liberal

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Civilization and Its Discontents by Dr. Sigmund Freud—Reviewed by Miguel A. Faria, MD

For this summary and review of Dr. Sigmund Freud’s work, we refer to the authorized translation by Joan Riviere (1930). Freud began his narrative inspired by the critical words of a friend, who although agreeing with Freud in the issue of religion, disagreed with the father of psychoanalysis for “failing to appreciate the ultimate source

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