Reviews from books that will help you fight weapons of mass distraction
In a cancel culture society, the courage to be disliked is something all free thinkers should ask themselves. Are you willing to be labeled all of the terms with negative stigmas associated with them? The courage to be disliked will change your life and help you achieve real happiness. With an emphasis on real, the […]
How many times have you lost your wallet, purse, or keys? After 15, 30 mins of looking, it was right in front of you. Or about the friends or significant others you took for granted and thought were replaceable. Only to find out that that person was a rare gem and you find someone anywhere […]
In the Bible, the book of John, chapter 15: 1-7 says that this diety “is the vine.” “I am the true vine, and my Father is the gardener. 2 He cuts off every branch in me that bears no fruit, while every branch that does bear fruit he prunes[a] so that it will be even more fruitful. 3 You are already clean because of […]
Outside of political opinions, Independent thinkers must be independent in all areas of their lives. Besides our desire to be entertained, relationships present the biggest hurdle for humans to be codependent from. To be codependent specifically in relationships isn’t only counterproductive but detrimental. Capitalism and Hollywood thrive off presenting codependency as normal. Rom coms, soap […]
To be honest, I’ve heard about this book for over two decades but for whatever reason, I’ve never gotten around to it. The war of art is referenced in numerous books I’ve read over the years, and I’ve finally gotten to it. It was worth the wait but I wish I’d read it years ago. […]
This is a difficult book to review. It would be easy to run down the conspiracies of a surveillance society and that this has long been in the making. But things are much deeper than that. What I will say is that Covid-19:The great reset written by Klaus Schwab and Thierry Mallerert does a great […]
To say the United States is divided would be an understatement. Even beyond racism, white people had trouble uniting amongst themselves hence the civil war. . But there is hope, our western culture likes to view time as linear, but aboriginal thinking according to author Tyson Yunkaporta says it’s cyclical. The answer may lie in […]
Society has been socially engineered for relationships to fail to create a dependence on the state. Divorce rates across America and European countries are at an all-time high…The desire to mate has been reverse engineered against our benefit. If you’re struggling to keep the passion alive in your marriage or long-term relationship there’s hope. Here’s […]
Hidden from society and operating in the underworld is the norm for cults. They are indoctrinating its members into us versus them mentalities. Yet, we’ve seen people countless times commit heinous acts on themselves and others in these cults. From Jim jones’s people’s temple drinking poison that killed 912 people to Nxivm leader Keith Ranier […]
Isn’t it ironic that the same thing that gives us life could present the destruction of society? In a time where our natural attraction to the opposite sex is exploited for profit, it makes self discipline an obstacle. The rise in pop culture coincides with the stigma of abstinence from sex. With the help of […]
Have you ever wondered why we become addicted to certain forms of entertainment more than others?. Also, what role does our evolutionary psychology have with us battling different addictions? For instance, why does Hollywood glamorize the romantic fairy tale in love stories, yet women often go after bad boys in real life? Perhaps our primitive […]
Kevin Mitnick’s The art of invisibility teaches us the virtue in remaining invisible in a validation driven society. The issue isn’t so much the information in the book but rather are the masses ready for it?. In green bold font titled”The worlds most famous hacker” on the front cover makes Mitnick a perfect candidate on […]
READ, SKIM OR SKIP? Purchase Cal Newport’s Digital minimalism here “An endless bombardment of news and gossip and images has rendered us manic information addicts. It broke me. It might break you too.” This quote from Andrew Sullivans 2016 New York magazine 7,000-word essay opens digital minimalism. As someone who enjoyed Carl Newport’s previous books, […]
IF YOU WANT TO BE A BILLIONAIRE SLEEP AS LITTLE AS POSSIBLE Donald trump Read, skim or skip.. As much as we think Americans has worked hard throughout the decades to become a global superpower, we have a lot of counterproductive habits. Phrases such as “I’ll sleep when I’m dead” and “sleep is for the […]
Become a master at reading the emotions of yourself and others will become an essential skill in an ever-distracted world. Greene’s The laws of human nature will get you on the path.
