Short interview with Suzanne O'Sullivan on psychosomatic illness on NPR

[TiredSam]

The title "It's all in your Head" looks like she's bursting onto the scene unasked to make a claim or assertion. Which in fact she is.

The change to "Is it all in your head?" could just be a device to make it look like somebody asked for her opinion, thus making it more legitimate for her to look over the rim of her glasses and start spewing nonsense.

It's a bit like when someone starts a sentence with "people often ask me ..." before going on to give you their long boring opinion on something you weren't the slightest bit interested in. Yeah, sure people often ask you. You wish.

 

[Forbin]

When the "it's all in your head" argument goes wrong.... Really wrong.

[Bomb #20 fails to drop away from the ship, yet continues its countdown...]
[Be sure to watch to the end of the video.]

 

[me/cfs 27931]

When the "it's all in your head" argument goes wrong.... Really wrong.

[Bomb #20 fails to drop away from the ship, yet continues its countdown...]
[Be sure to watch to the end of the video.]

@Forbin Thanks for that laugh. I remember nearly 40 years ago seeing a double feature of Dark Star along with A Boy And His Dog at a local cinema. Both movies are some of the craziest low budget sci fi ever created.

In A Boy And His Dog, I learned that a can of beets is actually a can of peaches, if you believe it is. Also, some animals are telepathic, and can train you how to survive in a post apocalyptic world. But most importantly, if you have to choose between your girlfriend and your telepathic dog, always pick the dog.