Question Authority; Think for Yourself

Do you worry about being overly influenced by others? Do you fear you will be rejected or thought to be stupid for having differing opinions? Do you feel constant pressure to conform-trapped, like a robot on remote control, or like a bee in a hive? Do you fear family and friends will ridicule-even ostracize-you if you question the prevailing "consensus" views- for not being "PC"? Do you wish you could think for yourself instead of being so conforming?

Thinking for yourself takes work-and it is risky. You may be called a "rebel" or even "crazy." And often you will arrive at the same conclusions as others-except that you came to the conclusions through questioning and thinking things through for yourself.

Question Authority to Think for Yourself explains why we conform-and how to break out of conformity to think for yourself. It begins with questioning authority, including your own authority-beliefs and assumptions you've accepted as facts.

Question Authority to Think for Yourself reveals how to break out of the mental straitjacket that turns so many people into "sheeple". An interesting, stimulating read very informative.