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38:38Now PlayingThe Canadian psychologist and celebrity Jordan Peterson recently broke his near-year long silence and descibed his debilitating illness as the result of benzodiazepine dependence.
Peterson became ill simply as a result of following doctors' advice. What does that say about our society and culture, our media environment, and the state of psychiatric medicine.
In this Rebel Wisdom investigation, David Fuller talks to one of the world's leading investigators of the long term effects of psychiatric drugs, Robert Whitaker, a Pulitzer Prize shortlisted author.
He also links it to Eric Weinstein's concept of the DISC, or Distributed Idea Suppression Complex, to explore why the knowledge of the long term dangers of these drugs is not reflected in the media conversation.
The whole interview with Robert Whitaker is being released at the same time as this film
Relevant links from the conversation:
The Mikhaila Peterson Podcast #9 Jordan B. Peterson Family Update June 2020 (includes list of resources in the show notes)
"CrackedWhy Psychiatry is Doing More Harm Than Good", James Davies
"Anatomy of an Epidemic", Robert Whitaker:
Robert Whitaker's 'Mad in America' profile
Films:
War on Sensemaking, Daniel Schmachtenberger
Glitch in the Matrix 2, The Origin of the Intellectual Dark Web, Eric Weinstein
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