Internet Addiction is Undeniable

It’s Not Just a River in Egypt

Denial is the primary, most visible symptom of addiction.

Paitent: Last night I dreamt I had Jennifer Lopez and Angelina Jolie in bed, and the three of us made love all night. Shrink: Obviously, you have a deep-seated desire to sleep with your mother. Paitent: What?! Neither of those women looks remotely like my mother. Shrink: Aha! A reaction formation! You’re obviously repressing your real desires.

I’m Kidding!!!

The addiction label-plasterers are the same as the Freudians, you can never win an argument with them.

I used the example in the photos above to illustrate this.

I don’t really care much if it is an addiction or not; the assertion moved me to quote one of my favorite books that uses jokes to help people understand philosophy. It’s brilliant.

PS. There is no end to Internet funny: Freudian sip, anyone? From the breast coffee mug ever:

$13.48?

Cheap at twice the price!

Freud’s cool, right?

“A Freudian slip is like saying one thing, but meaning your mother.”

Thank you to Enrique Dans for inspiring this short comment in his article published earlier:

There is no such thing as “internet addiction”

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