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I believe that most psychological "issues" arise from more rationally explainable underlying problems than our current psychological understanding is able to ex
by callesgg 8y ago
I believe that most psychological "issues" arise from more rationally explainable underlying problems than our current psychological understanding is able to explain.
We lack the models to analyze and research how different diagnoses are related to each other.
Psychology today is a bit to obsessed with the surface structure of the mind, and the behavior that it causes. We need something like theoretical physics for the mind where we model more underlying functions not surface behavior. The mind might however be so complex that it is impossible. But on some level i think there is abstraction levels that can be modeled.
- krageon 8y agoIt might be impossible to model with the technology that we have right now, but it cannot be impossible at all. Unless you believe consciousness contains some amount of magic, in which case all bets are off.
- callesgg 8y agoIt might be impossible in the same way that it is impossible to beak an RSA key. To many underlying components making it impossible to extract the underlying components unless you already know what they are.