Join Dr. Christopher Taylor and his colleague, Lori Vance, MA, LPCS, for an intriguing dive into the realm of philosophy on the latest episode of Crazy Simple. Dr. Taylor, a self-proclaimed philosopher with a degree to prove it, leads the discussion with a thought-provoking question that challenges the very essence of existence. As they navigate through Descartes' famous assertion, "I think, therefore I am," they explore the implications of individual thought and reality. Delving into the concept of control over thoughts and reactions, they ponder the significance of personal agency in shaping perception and emotion. But as the conversation unfolds, they confront the inevitable complexities, including the influence of psychosis on perception and the enigmatic nature of self-awareness. Tune in for a captivating exploration of consciousness, reality, and the power of thought on this episode of Crazy Simple.

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