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Cap’n Crunch with Water: Fonagy, Kendrick, and the Collapse of Pretend Theory
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What do a British psychoanalyst, a Pulitzer-winning rapper, and a soggy bowl of Cap’n Crunch have in common? Everything—if you’ve lived it. In this episode, Enrique breaks down Peter Fonagy’s 2003 psychoanalytic manifesto on theory vs. practice and connects it to Kendrick Lamar’s raw sermon from wacced out murals. The message from both? Don’t trust a system built by people who haven’t bled for it. From borderline containment collapse to broken industry models, this episode explores how Fonagy’s call for authenticity, mentalization, and clinical recalibration aligns with elevate.epo’s living framework—and why Kendrick’s “Cap’n Crunch with water” bar might be the most honest thing said in psychology this century.
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