Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
I have written recently on the nature of uncertainty (https://safetyrisk.net/radical-uncertainty/) and its relationship to risk. I have also written about a psychosis that accompanies the fear of uncertainty (https://safetyrisk.net/hoarding-as-a-psychosis-against-uncertainty/). The fear of uncertainty can drive a range … Learn more >>>>>
I try not to get surprised by the amount of safety delusion that gets sent to me each week. Most of it is packaged in religious discourse and soteriology (salvation discourse) all about playing ‘god’ over other people. The sense of omnipotence displayed … Learn more >>>>>
Everybody knows the deal is rotten, Old Black Joe’s still pickin’ cotton
Leonard Cohen
This article features extracts from the latest edition of my ebook entitled How Grim Was My Valley – The Great Safety Charade, which is … Learn more >>>>>
There is no such thing as non-belief in safety because even non-belief is a belief. Agnosticism is a belief. What we believe determines our actions, movement and decisions. Belief shapes assumptions and assumptions motivate action. More so, even beliefs not known to us that are … Learn more >>>>>
One of the delusions of Behaviourism is that guilt and punitive consequence are motivational. The opposite is the case.
There is endless research to demonstrate that the assumptions of Behaviourism don’t work. It’s quite straightforward: humans are not machines and not the sum of inputs … Learn more >>>>>
