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Us vs. Us
Reclaiming Humanity in an Age of Fear and Division
Verlag:
Independently Published Unsere-Artikel-Nr.: P34835094
EAN: 9798270159030
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Nicht auf Lager
Zustellung: Fr, 30.10.2026
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CHF 24.30
Beschreibung
Us vs Us. is a bold, unflinching look at how modern society has been turned against itself - and how we can reclaim the truth, compassion, and unity that once defined us. For centuries, humanity has been divided by artificial lines: politics, race, religion, wealth, and ideology. But beneath those surface fractures lies a deeper truth: it was never us versus them. It has always been us versus us. Drawing from history, technology, psychology, and real-world examples, this book exposes the machinery of manipulation that profits from our division. It traces how fear, media, money, and power have evolved into systems that pit neighbors against neighbors, citizens against their own government, and nations against their own ideals. From the illusion of money and the corruption of politics, to the weaponization of religion, the failures of education, and the rise of AI-driven polarization, Us vs Us. reveals how we've been systematically distracted from our shared humanity. Each chapter examines one piece of the problem, from corporate greed and propaganda to the distortion of language and belief, and offers a path toward rebuilding fairness, trust, and dignity. Yet Us vs Us. is not just a diagnosis; it's a blueprint for healing. It calls on readers to see through the noise, to reclaim personal power, to live freely and intelligently, and to rebuild systems that serve people rather than exploit them. It challenges both the right and the left, the powerful and the powerless, to reject extremism and rediscover the shared human purpose that transcends politics and profit. Ultimately, this book is a reminder and a rallying cry that the only true way forward is together.
Spezifikationen
Sprache
- Englisch
Autor
- Nathan Keeter
Erscheinungsjahr
- 2025
Format
- Buch (Softcover)
Anzahl Seiten
- 274