Mental strain and moral risk in rapid modern reading
A discussion on mental overstrain from rapid reading and multitasking, urging recognition of early signs of mental illness. It cites an American case of a disturbed woman who killed a physician’s son and later sought more doctors, warning about prevention, diet, and the Canons of Salerno. It reviews related religious and medical literature and notes oatmeal’s proposed brain benefits.
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Crichton
Tuke
United States
Salerno
London
Daldy, Isbister, and Co
Alford
Jerusalem
Troy
Carthage
Egypt
Sinai
Israel
Earth
Heaven
Hel
William Miller
Madras Christian College
Hodder and Stoughton
Miller
Gideon
St. Catherine of Genoa
John Hodges
Hell
Guild of All Souls
M. Mounier
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Daniel and Co
Lindon Parkyn
Christ Church, Addiscombe
Luther
Calvin
Moopy
Morgan and Scott
Charles J. Rowe
W. Wella Gardner
W. J. Weigan
Religious Tract Society
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Katie
Ruth Bloom
Dame Buckle
Johnny
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