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Orgasm: The Morality of Paradox in the Cultural, or Human, World

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Copernicus again describes "the morality of paradox" in the cultural or human relations sense in this volume of The Paradox and the Human Learning Series. This book represents a turning point as it is the last one written before he refines his thought and starts writing explicitly about omnimodal polypossibility -- hir concept for the moral human life -- in hir next 8 books. This book is also historically important because it is the last before again refines hir concept of the new human species, renaming it Homo adrians paradoxes sinngwellian (previously Homo adrians paradoxes). This shift reflects hir meeting and encounters with the prophet The Spectacular Wise Learner Matty, greatly fictionalized in his book, Sinngwell: An ode. As with again's other works,Orgasm will call into question every tenet of social conservatism. But now again is picking up confidence and steam; and hir vision of a new human mythology is taking shape.