Great review Sarah. It’s consistent with the podcast episode. I love the comparison with gender identity. I remember stumbling across those concepts for the first time when I had a Mirena IUD and after 10 months, it went south. Doctors couldn’t accept that this device could have side effects and were almost reticent to remove it. This also reminds me of anti-depressant. I am going off them (used for anxiety) because I became convinced they were affecting my creativity. You are right, these are amazing tools, but it’s imperative that we acknowledge that they change who we are. Because they do. We just have to make a choice and compare the upsides and downsides of each. Well written. Thank you.
Great review Sarah. It’s consistent with the podcast episode. I love the comparison with gender identity. I remember stumbling across those concepts for the first time when I had a Mirena IUD and after 10 months, it went south. Doctors couldn’t accept that this device could have side effects and were almost reticent to remove it. This also reminds me of anti-depressant. I am going off them (used for anxiety) because I became convinced they were affecting my creativity. You are right, these are amazing tools, but it’s imperative that we acknowledge that they change who we are. Because they do. We just have to make a choice and compare the upsides and downsides of each. Well written. Thank you.