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Deadlock is so much worse than either one, because you’re hopelessly stuck. You can’t do the thing, you can’t not do the thing, and you can’t even give up altogether because part of you insists that it still needs to happen. You go around in circles, chasing your tail, wasting time, and burning resources, all to no effect - neither a solidly completed task nor the rest or alternate accomplishment of refraining. Your experience is one of profound executive dysfunction, parts of you throwing vetoes at other parts of you.

Much in common with Mind in the Wheel.

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Conversation Piece 是本博客的播客版本，你可以在播客软件小宇宙上搜索并订阅它。 这期播客的标题取自 Rem Koolhaas 1972 年在AA毕业时所写的论文标题《Exodus, or the voluntary prisoners of Architecture》逃离，或成为建筑的自愿囚徒。

And the ubiquity of risk in medicine

We accept all kinds of risks in our lives. We drive cars on roads, we fly on planes, we drink alcohol socially, we use tobacco and cannabis, we invest our lifesavings in stocks, we undergo general anesthesia for surgical procedures, etc., etc. When my son was an infant, he loved being in a particular bouncer. We used it all the time. This is despite the fact that there was a warning prominently displayed on it. “Fall Hazard: Babies have suffered skull fractures falling while in and from bouncers.” Essentially, we accepted a very small risk of a catastrophic event because of the tremendous everyday convenience the bouncer offered us. Such considerations are ubiquitous in healthcare.

Guest post by Sorbie Richner

For many years, on and off in my teens and twenties, I was treated by a psychodynamic psychologist. One of the greatest strengths of our work together was that she didn’t fear my suicidality. She believed that suicidality, like any “psychopathology” or “maladaptive” behavior, was a mechanism that served some kind of intrapsychic purpose. She was able to hear me say “I want to die” and instead of immediately carting me to the hospital, she would let it be what it was. She would move closer to it instead of running away from it or rejecting it. Instead of trying to squelch it or exorcise it, she would say, “I don’t want to take away something that you need.” Her primary concern was not the suicidality would do to me, but what it was doing there in the first place.

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