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It's been a while since I've taken a hatchet to the legacy of a highly unlikable, crusty, feminist icon.

But today, Virginia Woolf's time has come for reasons that will become clear in a moment.

She's actually a useful foil for talking about one of the biggest issues

facing this country right now, which is the never-ending expansion of psychology and psychiatry.

These are fields that have done more damage to the United States than any other branch of medicine.

Mental health treatment is, in very many cases, modern day lobotomy and before any more

lives are destroyed we need to radically rethink our approach to so-called mental illness.

I mean the mainstream approach to these issues over the past several decades has not worked.

It has made everything worse, as I will demonstrate.

And it's time for people to think critically and deeply and take seriously some arguments that challenge their fundamental assumptions.

So that's what we're going to do today. But for now, back to Virginia Woolf. In case you're not

familiar, she was a British novelist who in modern times has been retroactively

diagnosed with bipolar disorder. She was a miserable person in every respect. She would often

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