Struggling with bipolar disorder, Brett finds himself reliant on his mother after a manic episode disrupts his career as a director at a software start-up. As he navigates the complexities of his diagnosis, he grapples with overwhelming anxiety, restlessness, and the unpredictability of his mental health. The narrative delves into his fears about the future and his quest for stability amidst the chaos of his condition.
Exploring the complexities of living with Bipolar I, the memoir delves into Brett's intense experiences during three manic episodes over a decade. Through the lenses of basketball, poker, and professional life, he provides a vivid account of his psychotic thoughts and behaviors. His unique condition, hypermnesia, allows for detailed recollections that illuminate the challenges of bipolar disorder. This narrative not only educates readers about mental illness but also fosters empathy, making it essential for those affected and professionals in the field.
A work of philosophy in the continental tradition, Nihilism examines the human relationship with philosophical doubt through a series of essays designed to stimulate the ancient knowledge within us of what is right and what is real.
This book explores the intersection of combinatorial block designs and ordering concepts, introducing new terminology and concepts. It covers background material, applications in various fields, and includes worked examples, proofs, and exercises. It's suitable for graduate students, researchers, and practitioners seeking an accessible introduction.