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Book Review
In simple, non-technical language, with numerous illustrations drawn
from everyday life, a revolutionary new theory is presented. Where
others—Plato, Sigmund Fraud, and the behaviourists, to name a few—have
failed, this theory succeeds. This book will change the way you view
yourself and others. It will enable you at last to understand the true
causes of your and other people’s actions, and, in doing so, will
enable you to gain greater control of your life. All of this is
available freely; the entire book can be downloaded without charge.
You will find the answers to all of the following questions, and many
more, in this book:
What determines the things we do? How are our desires and preferences
determined? Why do people disagree, and why do we become angry? Why do
classes exist in most societies? What effects has the present system
of education, in which children are forced to associate exclusively
with other children of the same age, had on human behaviour? Why are
people in richer countries marrying at a later age, and why are they
having fewer children? What determines the things we don’t do? Are
creativity and genius innate qualities, as is commonly believed? What
roles do embarrassment and laughter have in determining our behaviour?
Why has hostility between different groups of people been so common
throughout human history? Do the things that we perceive exist
independently of us? Why does homosexuality arise? How is
compatibility in a relationship determined? Why have promiscuity and
infidelity become so prevalent in many Western societies? Do stock
markets really create wealth, as investors believe? What effects do
watching television and movies have on viewers’ behaviour? |
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