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The Parasitic Mind: How Infectious Ideas Are Killing Common Sense


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  • ISBN13:978-1684512294
  • ISBN10:1684512298
  • Age:10
  • Publisher:NA
  • Language:English
  • Author:Gad Saad
  • Binding:Paperback
  • Edition:1
  • Edition Details:5 October 2021
  • BIS/ISI License number:NA
  • BIS/ISI required:NA
  • SUPC: SDL802688825

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"The Parasitic Mind: How Infectious Ideas Are Killing Common Sense" by Gad Saad is a provocative and insightful examination of the dangerous ideologies that have infiltrated modern society, eroding rational thinking and common sense. Dr. Gad Saad, an evolutionary psychologist, explores how certain "parasitic" ideas have spread like a virus, leading to a decline in reason, science, and free speech.

Key Features:

Cultural Critique: Saad offers a sharp critique of contemporary culture, identifying how ideologies such as postmodernism, identity politics, and radical feminism have become pervasive. He argues that these ideas, often immune to criticism, have created a hostile environment for open debate and scientific inquiry.

Evolutionary Psychology Perspective: Drawing on his expertise in evolutionary psychology, Saad explains how these "mind parasites" exploit our cognitive vulnerabilities. He shows how emotions, rather than reason, have come to dominate public discourse, leading to the spread of irrational beliefs and policies.

Personal Reflections: The book is enriched with Saad's personal experiences, including his background as a Lebanese refugee and his battles against ideological conformity in academia. These anecdotes provide a compelling backdrop to his arguments, illustrating the real-world consequences of the ideas he critiques.

Defense of Reason: Saad passionately defends the principles of the Enlightenment—reason, logic, and individual liberty—as the antidote to the parasitic ideas he describes. He advocates for a return to common sense, where ideas are evaluated based on evidence and reason rather than ideological purity.

Why You Should Read It:

"The Parasitic Mind" is an essential read for those concerned about the current state of public discourse and the erosion of critical thinking. Saad's engaging writing style, combined with his rigorous analysis, makes this book a powerful tool for anyone seeking to understand the forces shaping today's intellectual landscape.

By confronting these "parasitic" ideas head-on, Saad encourages readers to reclaim their minds and champion the values of reason, science, and common sense in an increasingly irrational world.

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