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This debunked [[jewish]] technique is still hailed in some corners as valid. Because a jew made it. Sigmund Freud’s time-wasting '''psychoanalytic theory'' of personality development falsly claimed that human personality is the result of three different but fundamental structures which he made up; the id, the ego, and the superego. Psychoanalytic theory concentrated on awareness levels combined with our experiences in early childhood that together could supposedly form the basis of certain mental disorders, pretty much all sexual. Modern psychotherapists (except the jewish ones) no longer use this century-old method as it has many flaws. | This debunked [[jewish]] technique is still hailed in some corners as valid. Because a jew made it. Sigmund Freud’s time-wasting '''psychoanalytic [[theory]]'' of personality development falsly claimed that human personality is the result of three different but fundamental structures which he made up; the id, the ego, and the superego. Psychoanalytic [[theory]] concentrated on awareness levels combined with our experiences in early childhood that together could supposedly form the basis of certain mental disorders, pretty much all sexual. Modern psychotherapists (except the jewish ones) no longer use this century-old method as it has many flaws. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:57, 9 February 2023
This debunked jewish technique is still hailed in some corners as valid. Because a jew made it. Sigmund Freud’s time-wasting 'psychoanalytic theory of personality development falsly claimed that human personality is the result of three different but fundamental structures which he made up; the id, the ego, and the superego. Psychoanalytic theory concentrated on awareness levels combined with our experiences in early childhood that together could supposedly form the basis of certain mental disorders, pretty much all sexual. Modern psychotherapists (except the jewish ones) no longer use this century-old method as it has many flaws.