We live in an age where unethical persuasion is applied every day, to subvert reasoning through direct appeals to one's emotions. Manipulation, undue influence and brainwashing, or whatever one chooses to call it, challenges the very notion of human rights. This book shows how the mind is cajoled into submitting to unethical, external influence.
A former Church of Scientology member describes his experience in that organization, outlining the mind-control and dollar-extraction methods it employs on its members and offering a revealing look at the life of Scientology creator L. Ron Hubbard
Exploring the intricacies of the human mind, this book delves into the concept of personal identity and self-awareness. It examines how our thoughts and feelings shape our understanding of ourselves, revealing the tension between our inner truths and outward facades. The narrative challenges the notion that we can fully conceal our true selves, suggesting that self-deception may be more prevalent than we believe. Through this introspective lens, it invites readers to confront their own identities and the complexities of their inner lives.