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Analysis of Nordic Politics

Ohnemus, Alexander
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CAUTION: TRANSHUMANISM IS DANGEROUS AND SHOULD BE PRACTICED WITH EXTREME CAUTION. WARNING: DRUGS(EVEN PSYCHEDELICS) ARE DANGEROUS!!! NOTE: ALL CLAIMS IN THIS BOOK MAY BE FALSE. This book covers the politics of the Nordics. Beginning with an examination of the Nordic liberal psyche. Secondly with the ought and how of reparations. Thirdly adding more to the ought for reparations. The fourth chapter is using neuroscientific evidence to support critical race theory. The fifth is neuroscientific evidence used to support Marxism. In the sixth chapter is neuroscientific evidence used to describe the evolutionary strategy of the Nordics. At the seventh place is a chapter describing how people could mutate into Nordics. Eighth in the book is a chapter to describe ways to begin implementing a Marxist state with special attention towards the autistic population. Ninth chapter examines consciousness. The last two chapters examine consciousness and measurement for background reasons. Tenth chapter attempts to note how and why psychedelics cause people to realize the nature of reality. Eleventh chapter explores the shift from the humanities to the hard sciences to compare the qualitative with the quantitative. ALSO AVAILABLE HERE:
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