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Psychotherapy Makes Every Problem A Subjective, Inner Problem. And That's Not Where The Problems Come From. They Come From The Environment, The Cities, The Economy, The Racism. They Come From Architecture, School Systems, Capitalism, Exploitation. They Come From Many Places That Psychotherapy Does Not Address. Psychotherapy Theory Turns It All On You: You Are The One Who Is Wrong.

It's Very Hard In Our Adversarial Society To Find A Third View. Take Journalism, Where Everything Is Always Presented As One Person Against Another: "now We're Going To Hear The Opposing View." There Is Never A Third View.

It's Better To Go Into The World Half-cocked Than Not To Go Into The World At All.

Too Many People Have Been Analyzing Their Pasts, Their Childhoods, Their Memories, Their Parents, And Realizing That It Doesn't Do Anything-or That It Doesn't Do Enough.

I've Found That Contemporary Psychology Enrages Me With Its Simplistic Ideas Of Human Life, And Also Its Emptiness.