Edward Dutton

I'm Dr. Randall Bock here to unpack myths, explore innovations, and give you actual insights into the world of medicine and health.

I'm honored today to have the jolly heretic with us, Edward Dutton.

He's a professor of anthropology.

He's in Finland right now, professing, perhaps, and also writing and blogging, I guess, as well as blogging.

I'm Dr. Randall Bach.

We're separating medical evidence from fashionable assumption and asking where psychiatric labels begin to fail.

When we return, Edward Dutton will explain why borderline personality occupies the uncertain ground between neurosis and psychosis.

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Hello, welcome back to Psychobabble.

Today, I'm joined by Edward Dutton.

Hi, Ed.

Hello.

And then I'll see you next week.

I'm talking to Edward Dutton about his new book on borderline and female psychopathology.

So that will be really interesting.

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belgians are evil trust me says that's their name at belgians are evil trust me they say female vote biggest barrier to non-welfarism quote stopping demographic replacement you do not need to be for male only vote to realize this solutions question mark i know the argument and i personally i wouldn't remove the vote for women personally There is, of course, evidence, Ed Dutton's good on this, isn't there? All sorts of evidence correlating that, in general, women are much, much more empathetic than men, aren't they? Much, much more.

It's hard-baked into their biology, really, isn't it? To be empathetic.

And can that be taken too far where you empathise with your actual enemies?