Mass Denial

Dopamine Awareness and Self-Actualization, Rethinking Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

by Charles Lyell on August 8, 2012

“Every baby has possibilities for self-actualization but most get it knocked out of them. I think of the self-actualizing man not as an ordinary man with something added but rather as the ordinary man with nothing taken away.” – Abraham Maslow



What Bill O’Reilly Can Teach Us About Dopamine Addiction

by Charles Lyell on July 28, 2012

“All you need is ignorance and confidence and the success is sure.”
– Mark Twain



Rudolph the Brown-Nose Hominid: Were Homo Sapiens Bred to Be Submissive?

by Charles Lyell on July 10, 2012

“To see what is in front of one’s nose requires a constant struggle.” – George Orwell



A Great Day for DopamineProject.org

by Charles Lyell on June 6, 2012

“We should embrace the new D.S.M. criteria and attack all the substances and behaviors that inspire addiction with effective therapies and support.”
– Howard Markel



Chimpanzees and Today’s GOP: The Power of Rank Inferiority

by Charles Lyell on June 3, 2012

“There is no distinctly native American criminal class save Congress.” – Mark Twain



Dopamine: The “Learning Drug” That Teaches College Grads How to Be Stooges

by Charles Lyell on February 22, 2012

For animals, dopamine is a healthy means to biological ends = survival and reproduction. For people, scoring dopamine is a bioillogical dead-end unto itself.



The Dopamine Matrix: Where Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction

by Charles Lyell on December 17, 2011

Its 2030 and world leaders can no longer deny the signs. With civilization on the verge of collapse, renowned thinkers are assembled for a game changing conference. After much rancor and grandstanding, the attendees fail […]



Dopamine Addiction: The Difference Between Retrochimps, Neochimps, and Human Beings

by Charles Lyell on December 7, 2011

“In nature a repulsive caterpillar turns into a lovely butterfly. But with humans it is the other way around: a lovely butterfly turns into a repulsive caterpillar.” – Anton Chekhov




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