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Problems Without Answers

By Ken Eisold, Ph.D. on January 13, 2012 in Hidden Motives

Our Need for Fictions. We like to think that all problems have solutions. The reasons may be complex and difficult to grasp, but our faith is that if we understand the causes, we can cure the effects. Read More

In reading the word " wisdom

Submitted by Anonymous on January 15, 2012 - 2:59am.

In reading the word " wisdom " kept coming to mind . Thank you for a wonderful post .

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Ken Eisold, Ph.D.

Ken Eisold is a psychoanalyst and organizational consultant whose book about the unconscious, What You Don't Know You Know, came out in January.

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