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Brain, Mind and Soul Wiki Needed
April 22, 2008 1:21 PM   RSS feed for this thread Subscribe

Cutting edge strides and theories in neo-psychology - does an up and running, active Wiki exist?

I'm looking for an ongoing, thriving wiki community involved in discussing the science, methodologies, theories and experiences of the brain/mind/soul from a spiritual/scientific standpoint. Is there one out there? Can you help me find it?
posted by watercarrier to computers & internet (2 comments total) 1 user marked this as a favorite
This "neo-psychology" stuff, from what reading I can find on it, is New-Age woo-woo bullshit. Do not buy into it. (I am a neuroscience student and have some experience with psychology due to the fact that part of the seminar class I am taking this term covers some cognitive neuroscience.)

There is no sound science, methodology, theory, or testable experiences in it. They borrow from paranormal 'studies', which should set off bullshit alarms in your brain.

That said, if you're looking at it just to laugh at it, www.neo-psychology.org is a good site to laugh at.
posted by kldickson at 3:28 PM on April 22 [1 favorite]


No - that's definitely not what I had in mind. In that the field is new - it lacks structure - where there are theorists, practitioners, researchers and others finding answers where the old paradigms are sorely lacking, building on perhaps ancient texts - such as kabballah - but due to whatever reasons - have not yet found a forum in which to share with others and bring light to their work. Anyway, I'll hold tight, keep searching till something more promising formulates. Thanks.
posted by watercarrier at 6:01 PM on April 22


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