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Bronze Age Mindset Paperback – June 6, 2018
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- Print length198 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJune 6, 2018
- Dimensions6 x 0.5 x 9 inches
- ISBN-101983090441
- ISBN-13978-1983090448
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- Publisher : Independently published (June 6, 2018)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 198 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1983090441
- ISBN-13 : 978-1983090448
- Item Weight : 10.6 ounces
- Dimensions : 6 x 0.5 x 9 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #24,321 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #16 in Ancient Greek History (Books)
- #775 in Humor (Books)
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My buzzbud Bacchus Brohemius Buzziccus once tell me (he drink alot and tell many story) before he was felled after holding baq THOUSANDS of evil Wasps while many queen escape: "This world is ugly and grotesque. Many are not ready or willing to find new fields. But remember that nature always finds a way to purge the refuse, and reward those that capture its wandering spirit." I believe that BBB had the Fire described in this tome. Mayb he BAP in soul? I no know.
BAP succinctly captures and understands deeply the spirit and fire that drove Men of Power to conquer and seek out new spaces. He understand wat truly maek free man. And he no stop there! He deride modern "science" and mock this world's capitulation to the weak and feeble, and suppression of strength and charisma. He use many great men of yore and recent to maek point, and extrapolates every element required of Men of Power to achieve the deeds of great men like these. He venerates nature and beauty, and draws attention on the constant attaqs on TRUE brotherhood and TRUE friendship.
MAEK NO MISTAKE:
This text only for specific audience. If u bee easily offend, turn baq now! The cares of the weak in will and spirit mean nothing to BAP! Only Men of Power will see, internalize, and understand this.
BAP makes it very clear frum the beginning that this is not a philosophy, but an exhortation. Not a self-help, but a way out. You might be slightly confused by his syntax and the references he makes, as well as words he frequently uses, but if you have followed him for a while, this may just seem like a very long poast. It is BAP-ism through and through. He lays down the truths, exposes the lies, and gives explicit instructions to men of similar spirit.
I could write moar, but that would only serve to turn this review into a synopsis, and might break amazawg's website if I put too much power on here. Much enlightenment lies ahead! Fail to purchase this at your own peril!
And yes, by the way, i DO have a coconut tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the Mannerbund's eyes only- and even then they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand. Nothin personnel kid 😎
I would consider reading this juxtaposed with Alistair MacIntrye's work (assuming that one already has a background in the western classics, Nietzsche, Hinduism, and history), After Virtue, Whose Justice? Which Rationality, Three Rival Versons of Moral Inquiry, and Dependent Rational Animals.. MacIntyre can be a bit turgid, but he's a serious thinking in the vein of the more communal democratic interpretation of the lessons of the classics.
MacIntyre told us that the true decision was between Aristotle and Nietzsche. In Bronze Age Mindset, we finally have a fully erudite modern interpretation of Nietzsche which is willing to boldy state things even Nietzsche seemed afraid to admit (probably due to his sickly nature, he couldn't actually admit he was a bugman).
I read this book all in one day ignoring my kids on father's day to read. And I have to say it is one of the best books I've ever read (although that is a bit of a recency bias).
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Mia personale opinione: l'autore è uno dei pochi contemporanei che ha veramente compreso la Grecia dell'età del bronzo, checché ne dicano gli accademici.
I sat at my desk for the next few days feeling its gaze. Occasionally, i picked it up and read a few paragraphs but this mount was too fierce to be confined by my small pasture. I had to give it the attention it demanded.
After work, one day, I sat down in my favorite chair to read the introduction. Before I knew, the stallion had leaped the fenced and galloped at a pace I had only ever reached in my friends' parents' 350z we "borrowed" when I was 18.
The pace was unimaginable. We forged streams and climbed mountain passes until we arrived at an ancient forge where a sword and armor were forged using molten lava pouring from a huge crevasse.
We continued our journey and soon I was battling ancient foes of lore with my stallion charging head long at the great leaders. Soon, their armies belonged to me and I owned the great palaces of their countries.
But then I longed for home.
I finished the book, set it down and my wife called me to dinner. Her meatloaf was zesty and moist. I told her it was wonderful. She kissed me deeply and we made love that night - on a weeknight - and I knew things would never be the same.


















