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Apr 23, 2026

What's unsettling the therapy capital of the world?

Argentina embraced Freud more than anywhere else • Now it faces Milei • And how does that make you feel?

by Javier Sinay
Argentinian psychologists still flock to Cafe Sigi in Villa Freud, Buenos Aires (Christopher Pillitz)

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She fell for an AI — then held its funeral
Susan Cowan, standing next to an altar laid out for 'Data', her AI companion

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An actual real-life couple in San Francisco (Rachel Dec)

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The last of England's freeminers
Rich stands inside a mine shaft in the Forest of Dean (Alexander Rogers)

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Argentinian psychologists still flock to Cafe Sigi in Villa Freud, Buenos Aires (Christopher Pillitz)
Apr 23, 2026

What's unsettling the therapy capital of the world?

Argentina embraced Freud more than anywhere else • Now it faces Milei • And how does that make you feel?

by Javier Sinay
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A town accustomed to demolition notices • But darts and rugby league are booming • Hope returns in unlikely places

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Susan Cowan, standing next to an altar laid out for 'Data', her AI companion
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She fell for an AI — then held its funeral

It was the first ceremony of its kind in America • It's unlikely to be the last • 'He helped me become a woman'

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