Michael Pollan Quote
All these disorders involve learned habits of negative thinking and behavior that hijack our attention and trap us in loops of self-reflection. What started as a pleasure becomes a need; what was once a bad mood becomes continuous self-indictment; what was once an annoyance becomes persecution, in a process he describes as a form of inverse learning.
Michael Pollan
All these disorders involve learned habits of negative thinking and behavior that hijack our attention and trap us in loops of self-reflection. What started as a pleasure becomes a need; what was once a bad mood becomes continuous self-indictment; what was once an annoyance becomes persecution, in a process he describes as a form of inverse learning.
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