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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - T he Consensus Hallucination, Seeing Past What Everyone Agrees Is Real is a bold exploration of the invisible narratives that shape our lives. It challenges the reader to confront the collective illusions society agrees upon-those comforting yet limiting frameworks that dictate what is 'normal,' 'true,' and 'real.' Blending social epistemology, critical thinking, counter-culture, and visionary leadership, the book dismantles the architecture of agreement and exposes the fragility of consensus. Through vivid storytelling and sharp analysis, it reveals how media, education, politics, economics, and even religion reinforce the hallucination, while art, dissent, and visionary leadership offer pathways beyond it. Each chapter invites readers to sharpen their perception, embrace discomfort, and cultivate the courage to see past illusion. This is not a call to abandon society but an invitation to reimagine it. By breaking free from the tyranny of normalcy and the machinery of belief, readers are empowered to become societal visionaries-leaders who do not merely reject consensus but create new realities grounded in authenticity, justice, and imagination. Provocative, liberating, and deeply human, The Consensus Hallucination is a manifesto for those ready to challenge collective reality head-on and step into the responsibility of vision. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9785642347560
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