This book is for adults who like to think for themselves. I discuss topics of race, politics, and religion in a way to help address the problem stated by Thomas Sowell when he wrote "...it is a serious mistake, with dangerous consequences, to imagine that time itself improves relations among racial and ethnic groups." Although the topics are very general, I address them in a down-to-earth way that most people will recognize and relate to.
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This book's subtitle "survival gear for sapiens" is a subtle warning to would-be readers that thinking may be required in spots. Material is arranged is three sections. "Trekking thru History" introduces the author's contention that wearing clothes and wearing masks are essential to civilized societies. But to make medical progress and political progress, clothes and masks must be removed from time to time. "Gear" develops some rules that can help us think straight, such as 'sex is built in' and 'wanting something for nothing runs deep.' "Outside the Fences" doesn't let reality constrain the imagination. The Glossary is must reading for anyone wanting some true definitions.
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