Being Bipolar  is a series that began in the winter of 2011.  Every now and then I post a new article, as an ongoing attempt to chronicle wh...

Being Bipolar is a series that began nearly fourteen years ago in the winter of 2011.  It is an occasional look at what it is like to live ...

  Being Bipolar is a series that began in the winter of 2011.  It is an occasional look at what it is to live with bipolar disorder... which...

Just made a new post on my Substack at christopherknight.substack.com .  I don't know who originally wrote this.  But I found it this mo...

Sigh... I shouldn't have to make this post.  But as it seems how EVERYTHING today is supposed to be qualified, quantified, factionalized...

Being Bipolar is a series that began in the winter of 2011.  It's an occasional attempt to explore aspects of the life of a person wit...

This blog has been operational for sixteen(!) years now, and it's covered a lot of territory.  Everything from pop culture to weird news...

"The Unsuccessful Self-Treatment of a Case of 'Writer's Block'" is the title of one Dennis Upper's article, publis...

Making a new video supplement wasn't something that I'd had in mind to do late last night, but... just had some things on my mind th...

And I hope to have Part 6 of Being Bipolar up by the weekend :-)

"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them fee...

I was wondering over the weekend if this might happen. And unfortunately, it has now. I am writing and posting this video during a bipolar...

The series that I have recently begun, "Being Bipolar" , is picking up some intense interest. I posted Part 2: "Sketching Un...

Anakin Skywalker , also known as the Dark Lord of the Sith Darth Vader , has a "borderline personality" described as "a prolo...

I'm still not entirely persuaded that this wasn't a planned stunt. Like last week's to-do about the 4G-equipped iPhone that so...

I don't like the term "insane". I prefer "mentally hilarious". (Shamelessly stolen from Bryan and Kathy Shepley :-)

The New York Times has an eye-opening article about how merely walking with a cellphone can become a huge distraction from one's surr...

Maybe this should be filed in D for "Duh!": a new scientific study has confirmed that the mental capabilities of men drop precipi...