Lawmakers Were Sold Jobs. They Bought Bigger Government
Reciprocity, recognition, or a permanent interstate commission. Only one of these was on the ballot
Diogenes In Exile
Your compass for navigating the swirling seas of culture, psychology, and academia, where we occasionally roast elite ideas like marshmallows at a philosophy-themed campfire.
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You Don't Have a Code of Ethics. Here's Why That's Dangerous.
What Milgram, Luke Skywalker, and Viktor Frankl reveal about the ethics that actually hold
Who Wrote the Rules Your Therapist Has to Follow?
Hint: It wasn't your state legislature — and no one voted on it.
The Road That Should Stay Untraveled
Updates, Exhaustion, and One Thread Worth Pulling
So You've Decided to Reshape a Profession
A handy code of ethics for the ideologically committed institution
When a Code of Ethics Becomes the Corruption It Was Designed to Prevent
The NBCC's Curious Accreditation Requirement
The Shocking 35% No One is Talking About
Comply Without Argument, Affirm Without Questioning: The Milgram Experiment You Didn't Know You Were In
Still Mom, Still Fighting
Two years into this work, the ideology hasn't won — and neither has the silence.
The Erosion of Boundaries Is Breaking Social Work from the Inside
When “openness” becomes suspicion of any limit, therapists lose the tools they need most: moral clarity, professional distance, and genuine client protection.
Social Work's "Compassionate" Bait-and-Switch
How New Professionals are Roped into Ideology, Not Honest Preparation