Jonathan Led Larsen
@jonathanled.bsky.social
Psykolog med kliniske og forskningsmæssige opgaver. Kodeord: systemteori, psykiatriens videnskabsgrundlag, enactivism. Journalist. Egne meninger og holdninger.
Psychologist, PhD, ecological approaches to mental disorders, cognition, clinical applications.
Psychologist, PhD, ecological approaches to mental disorders, cognition, clinical applications.
He could tattoo it on his forehead and it wouldn't make it any more credible...
November 27, 2025 at 4:51 PM
He could tattoo it on his forehead and it wouldn't make it any more credible...
Nothing he says makes sense... Contradictions, empty statements, tangential arguments. It is incredible anybody can stand listening to him and obeying his self-defeating madness.
November 27, 2025 at 3:35 PM
Nothing he says makes sense... Contradictions, empty statements, tangential arguments. It is incredible anybody can stand listening to him and obeying his self-defeating madness.
He leads the geographically largest country in the world with endless possibilities for development and prosperity and this is what he aspires to He has nothing to offer. A monkey could do it better.
November 27, 2025 at 3:15 PM
He leads the geographically largest country in the world with endless possibilities for development and prosperity and this is what he aspires to He has nothing to offer. A monkey could do it better.
I was thinking, maybe the media could do it for the record... to just say he is the most openly corrupt president is a bit weak on the details...
November 27, 2025 at 3:00 PM
I was thinking, maybe the media could do it for the record... to just say he is the most openly corrupt president is a bit weak on the details...
Can it really be true there is no smoking gun exposing the american president's corruption? That would be a natural place to start...
November 27, 2025 at 12:44 PM
Can it really be true there is no smoking gun exposing the american president's corruption? That would be a natural place to start...
Den går vi med...
November 23, 2025 at 1:17 PM
Den går vi med...
It depends on what they are asked to do, yes? You can be punished for obeying an unlawful order, too. So any way you cut it, there is the risk of accountability. Action is always without full information. Potential accountability is always established in hindsight. It is life. No other way to it.
November 22, 2025 at 1:36 PM
It depends on what they are asked to do, yes? You can be punished for obeying an unlawful order, too. So any way you cut it, there is the risk of accountability. Action is always without full information. Potential accountability is always established in hindsight. It is life. No other way to it.
One thing this opinion does not catch, is that also on the left in general there has developed a stricter approach to immigration. Sweden, Denmark's neighbour, due to a less strict approach today has severe problems with gang violence and homicides. There are real concerns.
November 22, 2025 at 12:50 PM
One thing this opinion does not catch, is that also on the left in general there has developed a stricter approach to immigration. Sweden, Denmark's neighbour, due to a less strict approach today has severe problems with gang violence and homicides. There are real concerns.
"Military culture makes disobedience difficult: Soldiers can be court-martialed for obeying an unlawful order, or for disobeying a lawful one."
theconversation.com/4-out-of-5-u...
theconversation.com/4-out-of-5-u...
4 out of 5 US troops surveyed understand the duty to disobey illegal orders
As National Guard troops head to the streets of Washington, and likely civilian encounters, a new survey reveals service members’ understanding of the distinction between legal and illegal orders.
theconversation.com
November 21, 2025 at 6:53 PM
"Military culture makes disobedience difficult: Soldiers can be court-martialed for obeying an unlawful order, or for disobeying a lawful one."
theconversation.com/4-out-of-5-u...
theconversation.com/4-out-of-5-u...
It does not matter much whether it is instinctive or planned: autocrats are attracted to autocrats. But it is wrong not openly acknowledging that Trump is siding with the non-democratic part of the world. And I DO think what is going on is calculated. Idiotically and chaotically so. But still.
November 21, 2025 at 1:53 PM
It does not matter much whether it is instinctive or planned: autocrats are attracted to autocrats. But it is wrong not openly acknowledging that Trump is siding with the non-democratic part of the world. And I DO think what is going on is calculated. Idiotically and chaotically so. But still.
Yes, but also: Trump is corrupt and antidemocratic and in order to establish an autocratic US he sides with autocrats. He is threatened by democracies in the same way Putin is threatened by democracies. The problem runs deep with this one without any quick fix.
November 21, 2025 at 1:07 PM
Yes, but also: Trump is corrupt and antidemocratic and in order to establish an autocratic US he sides with autocrats. He is threatened by democracies in the same way Putin is threatened by democracies. The problem runs deep with this one without any quick fix.
Tages der mon højde for tab i form af korruption/svindel? Her kunne vi stå bedre end RU...
November 10, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Tages der mon højde for tab i form af korruption/svindel? Her kunne vi stå bedre end RU...
Det stikker langt dybere end manglende data. Herzog har fat i noget, der er et nødvendigt udgangspunkt. Men derfra er der stadig langt til hjælpsomme samtaler. (men hvis jeg ikke tænkte det, så ville jeg snart være arbejdsløs :-))
November 9, 2025 at 5:58 PM
Det stikker langt dybere end manglende data. Herzog har fat i noget, der er et nødvendigt udgangspunkt. Men derfra er der stadig langt til hjælpsomme samtaler. (men hvis jeg ikke tænkte det, så ville jeg snart være arbejdsløs :-))
Strange to offer an analysis of the Trump regime which avoids any mentions of corruption or bribery, which is two of the absolutely defining features going on.
November 9, 2025 at 9:25 AM
Strange to offer an analysis of the Trump regime which avoids any mentions of corruption or bribery, which is two of the absolutely defining features going on.
In general I would say the centrist government in Denmark has succeeded in weakening the appeal of the far right by taking an aggressive stance on immigration. So far. Local conditions apply. Among these a collaborative culture, Sweden as a horror example, and geography.
November 8, 2025 at 2:46 PM
In general I would say the centrist government in Denmark has succeeded in weakening the appeal of the far right by taking an aggressive stance on immigration. So far. Local conditions apply. Among these a collaborative culture, Sweden as a horror example, and geography.
You will never get a truthful explanation. Probably doesn't exist yet. Just keeping all possibilities open. It will get worse - like a dam breaking down: It will happen but unclear where.
November 6, 2025 at 6:14 AM
You will never get a truthful explanation. Probably doesn't exist yet. Just keeping all possibilities open. It will get worse - like a dam breaking down: It will happen but unclear where.
Do you know of numbers for that?
November 3, 2025 at 3:46 PM
Do you know of numbers for that?
Sanneke de Haan, dutch philosopher, wrote a book on it. Thomas Fuchs, German philosopher-psychiatrist is in the same arena, although having difficulty breaking with Mainstream Psychiatry when push comes to shove. Laurence Kirmayer is another one to look a bit at.
October 27, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Sanneke de Haan, dutch philosopher, wrote a book on it. Thomas Fuchs, German philosopher-psychiatrist is in the same arena, although having difficulty breaking with Mainstream Psychiatry when push comes to shove. Laurence Kirmayer is another one to look a bit at.
Makes sense. 'Enactive Psychiatry' is a theoretical framework which posits mental disorders to exist as a distributed network spanning bio, psycho and social factors. Much more realistic, IMO, than essentialistic approaches.
October 27, 2025 at 8:51 PM
Makes sense. 'Enactive Psychiatry' is a theoretical framework which posits mental disorders to exist as a distributed network spanning bio, psycho and social factors. Much more realistic, IMO, than essentialistic approaches.
Nevertheless, for a terrorist-state which continuously tries to blackmail others into compliance by threatening eternal escalation of already demented behaviour, a weapon that spews radioactive materials along its infitely long flight path makes perfect sense...
October 27, 2025 at 8:41 AM
Nevertheless, for a terrorist-state which continuously tries to blackmail others into compliance by threatening eternal escalation of already demented behaviour, a weapon that spews radioactive materials along its infitely long flight path makes perfect sense...
It does say something about the scientific reductionism going on. Neural explanations can always be leveraged both for and against a given concept of normality. Look at the history of psychiatry, e.g. homosexuality as a disease. Not arguing against trans rights. In general, reductionism is.
October 26, 2025 at 7:22 AM
It does say something about the scientific reductionism going on. Neural explanations can always be leveraged both for and against a given concept of normality. Look at the history of psychiatry, e.g. homosexuality as a disease. Not arguing against trans rights. In general, reductionism is.
Prof. Sapolsky also says free will does not exist and we should reform the justice system to reflect that fact.
October 25, 2025 at 9:23 PM
Prof. Sapolsky also says free will does not exist and we should reform the justice system to reflect that fact.
Go on ahead... We're right behind you... 👋
October 25, 2025 at 1:33 PM
Go on ahead... We're right behind you... 👋