I do hope your energies and orientation in the world are coming back into focus. You might find the work of existentialist philosopher Kevin Aho helpful - he developed a functional neurological syndrome after a cardiac emergency:
I pleasantly discovered your blog .and, in my opinion, you. address topics that truly MATTER. But i was also surprised to learn of your head injury. I too have recovered (at least I believe I have) from a pretty severe TBI suffered eleven years ago. I wrote a book about the process, titled Bounce.. One lasting effect has been that it caused me to give up my passion for rock climbing. I tbelieve my book falls into the category posited below by William Sanchez. Another surprise, I read your book Why::The purpose of the universe, and also the similarly titled Why This Universe: God cosmology and Free Will by Mathew Rapaport., which is interesting but sometimes a product of poor logic and wishful thinking. I read it because I had been immersed in the rabbit hole of panpsychism
"I have some clear ideas of the direction of my research in the near future, including some new ideas that push it in a radically new direction. More soon!"
Perhaps the new direction could be on the brain-basis of consciousness and how brain damage results in disorders of consciousness?
OK. - I wrote a book from personal knowledge following a near death fall that fits your suggested sugestion to PG. Its titled A bounce and is available on Amazon, where I have sold perhaps 8 copies, (mostly to friends and family)
I wish I had made your acquaintance ten years ago while recovering from a pretty bad TBI and struggling to maintain my profession as a solo attorney. Disgruntled clients could have complained that their lawyer truly hwas equipped with a faulty brain,You may want to take a look at tmy book titled A Bounce, available on amazon/ kindle
I do hope your energies and orientation in the world are coming back into focus. You might find the work of existentialist philosopher Kevin Aho helpful - he developed a functional neurological syndrome after a cardiac emergency:
https://fgcu.academia.edu/kevinaho
thanks! 98% back to normal
I pleasantly discovered your blog .and, in my opinion, you. address topics that truly MATTER. But i was also surprised to learn of your head injury. I too have recovered (at least I believe I have) from a pretty severe TBI suffered eleven years ago. I wrote a book about the process, titled Bounce.. One lasting effect has been that it caused me to give up my passion for rock climbing. I tbelieve my book falls into the category posited below by William Sanchez. Another surprise, I read your book Why::The purpose of the universe, and also the similarly titled Why This Universe: God cosmology and Free Will by Mathew Rapaport., which is interesting but sometimes a product of poor logic and wishful thinking. I read it because I had been immersed in the rabbit hole of panpsychism
"I have some clear ideas of the direction of my research in the near future, including some new ideas that push it in a radically new direction. More soon!"
Perhaps the new direction could be on the brain-basis of consciousness and how brain damage results in disorders of consciousness?
OK. - I wrote a book from personal knowledge following a near death fall that fits your suggested sugestion to PG. Its titled A bounce and is available on Amazon, where I have sold perhaps 8 copies, (mostly to friends and family)
I’m glad you are in the mend. No one is promised tomorrow. Go to the beach with the family.
All the best for your recovery mate!
Wishing you a speedy recovery!
Get well soon!
Glad you're feeling better Philip!
Get well soon, man! Atlanta is one of the greatest shows there is :)
Wish you a good recovery!
I wish I had made your acquaintance ten years ago while recovering from a pretty bad TBI and struggling to maintain my profession as a solo attorney. Disgruntled clients could have complained that their lawyer truly hwas equipped with a faulty brain,You may want to take a look at tmy book titled A Bounce, available on amazon/ kindle