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How can you tell that you're not experiencing a delusion?
Health, Sports & Psychology

How can you tell that you're not experiencing a delusion?

...care and management of psychotic disorders where delusions and hallucinations are prominent. In a study of patients with psychosis, Olli Kampman and colleagues found that self-recognition of one’s psychotic state was an important factor when predicting engagement with treatment. However, it seems that self-recognition of symptoms is only one of several factors affecting...
English monsters
History & The Arts

English monsters

...Poor naked wretches . . .’, those subjects he has ‘. . . ta'en / Too little care of . . .’. As unique as Shakespeare’s presentation of his theme is, as a dramatist he also followed established conventions which were familiar to his audience; at the heart of this is the dog: ‘the great image of Authority’, the ‘farmer’s dog [that] bark[s] at a beggar’....
Doctor Who: Is time travel possible?
Science, Maths & Technology

Doctor Who: Is time travel possible?

...care to measure, would indeed happen more slowly when moving rapidly, as viewed from a stationary view point. Special relativistic time dilation has been measured many times in laboratory experiments, and the results agree precisely with Einstein’s predictions. One such example concerns the subatomic particles known as muons. These are a somewhat heavier counterpart of...
Sounds of environmental change
Society, Politics & Law

Sounds of environmental change

...care over 775 miles of British coastline including iconic landscapes such as the white chalk cliffs of Sussex at Beachy Head, heathlands at Lizard Point, the southernmost part of England, the spectacular cliffs of Pembrokeshire in Wales and the coastal marshes of North Norfolk. In 2014 it launched the Sounding Our Shores project, which was designed to draw attention to...
Early reflections from Glasgow on COP26
Nature & Environment

Early reflections from Glasgow on COP26

...careful eye not just on divestment from fossil fuels but on investment in those technologies that will create the sustainable economies we all want to see. Mark Carney is absolutely right to point out that we need to measure COP26 outcomes on a scale of $100 trillion (not just the $100 billion first promised back in 2009 in Copenhagen and re-iterated in the 2015 Paris...
Back to the Future: Is time travel possible?
Science, Maths & Technology

Back to the Future: Is time travel possible?

...care to measure, would indeed happen more slowly when moving rapidly, as viewed from a stationary view point. [Save the Clock tower leaflet, Back to the Future] Special relativistic time dilation has been measured many times in laboratory experiments, and the results agree precisely with Einstein’s predictions. One such example concerns the subatomic particles known as...
Tackling juror trauma and stress
Society, Politics & Law

Tackling juror trauma and stress

...care for jurors. How can we tackle juror trauma? The question of supporting jurors to cope with the distressing nature of jury duty is not simple and significant changes and improvements to services are likely to take time. However, strategies can focus on three broad domains; pre-trial, concurrent to the case, and post-trial. Support within trials could take the format...
Refugee Creativity and Communities of Solidarity
Society, Politics & Law

Refugee Creativity and Communities of Solidarity

...care and a safe place. To find out more about Pikpa, to volunteer or make a donation click here. You can download a digital version of the book at this link, a full spread PDF version here, or a single-page PDF version, click here. All the images have no copyright restrictions, only an acknowledgement to the photographer Knut Bry and ’NODE Berlin Oslo’ (i.e....