Ivan Tritch

WTF, Are You Thinking? The Philosophies of an Ordinary Man (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

What is this place we inhabit? More importantly, how does it work, and why are we here? Experience this reality through the perspective of an ordinary man. From Religion and Science, Education and Words, to Politics, Government, and the Media, see how this realm is a system of limits and controls; how they affect the individual, as well as the massesand how they have enslaved us. Also covered are the diabolical Health Care Industry, including the Medical Tyranny of Covid-19, as well as more esoteric subjects, such as Dreams, Conspiracies, and Death itself.

...the purpose of this book is to make you think, not to agree with my views. Everything is up to you, and you alone...(W)e are taught, conditioned, and indoctrinated to believe that nothing is up to us; they (the powers that shouldn't bePTSB) want us to look outside of ourselves for everything, and that is their best trick.

Because it works. We fall for it over and over, hook, line, and sinker. Almost as if we can't help ourselves.

...all of this is by design

...from the Author's Introduction

Are you thinking, or are you going along with ideas and agendas in which you have no stake, no risk, no skin-in-the-game? Are you going along to get along? Are you living your life so you fit in with others? Are you living a reactive life? The answers lie mostly inward, as does the ultimate force that truly powers this realitythis place we call home; this experience we call life.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ivan Tritch
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. September 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227915948
• Artikelnr.: 72367672

Autorenporträt

Ivan Tritch is an ordinary man who lives with his wife, Melissa, in northern Arkansas. He is the author of several novels, as well as a short story collection. The Philosophies of an Ordinary Man is his first work of non-fiction, and he considers it his most important work.