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1 presenter: Don Magyar ------------- HOW TO SAVE AMERICA FROM SELF-DESTRUCTION a.k.a. How to insure our children and future generations inherit a strong and vibrant nation.

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1 presenter: Don Magyar -------------

HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

How to insure our children and future generations inherit a strong and vibrant nation.

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

There is nothing for you to purchase.

I will not ask you for a donation.

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

There is nothing for you to purchase.

I will not ask you for a donation.

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

There is nothing for you to purchase.

I will not ask you for a donation.

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

The image you are about to see portrayswho we are as a people and nation.

Metaphor and simile help createan analogy that depicts the goals andcharacter of America and its citizens.

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

The image you are about to see portrayswho we are as a people and nation.

Metaphor and simile help createan analogy that depicts the goals andcharacter of America and its citizens.

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

The image you are about to see portrayswho we are as a people and nation.

Metaphor and simile help createan analogy that depicts the goals andcharacter of America and its citizens.

America is a locomotive…

We are riding on the train…

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

The image you are about to see portrayswho we are as a people and nation.

Metaphor and simile help createan analogy that depicts the goals andcharacter of America and its citizens.

America is a locomotive…

We are riding on the train…

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Like a locomotivebarreling down the track,

America and its citizens are heading for a destination..

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The destination is notprescribed in the Constitution…

nor has it been decreedby Congress.

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The destination is notprescribed in the Constitution…

nor has it been decreedby Congress.

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Still, our destination iscertain and unmistakable.

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EQUALITY HARMONY OPPORTUNITY DIGNITY

It was established bythe framers whose aspirations

were noted in our nation’sfounding documents....

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EQUALITY DIGNITYHARMONY OPPORTUNITY

From the beginning,Congress has been working

to form an idealistic society..

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Notice the signin the distance.

We can zoom in fora better view.

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Notice the signin the distance.

We can zoom in fora better view.

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“Utopia” is a metaphorthat suggests the ultimate

socio-political solution.

That we are heading for “Utopia” suggests weare working to form an

idealistic society.

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For almost 80 years,Congress has workedto insure no citizen

is left behind.

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With the stock market crash of 1929,millions of Americans became destitute

from having lost everything.

At the time, there was no help from government.

To insure citizens would never again experiencesuch hardship, Congress became active.

For almost 80 years,Congress has workedto insure no citizen

is left behind.

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With the stock market crash of 1929,millions of Americans became destitute

from having lost everything.

At the time, there was no help from government.

To insure citizens would never again experiencesuch hardship, Congress became active.

For almost 80 years,Congress has workedto insure no citizen

is left behind.

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With the stock market crash of 1929,millions of Americans became destitute

from having lost everything.

At the time, there was no help from government.

To insure citizens would never again experiencesuch hardship, Congress became active.

For almost 80 years,Congress has workedto insure no citizen

is left behind.

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HUD/Head Start/Job Core (Johnson)

Medicare/Medicaid (Kennedy)

Pubic Housing/SSC/MW (Eisenhower)

National Health Insurance/SSC /MW (Truman)

Works Project Administration/Humanities (Roosevelt)

Social Security / Wagner Act / Wealth Tax (Roosevelt)

For almost 80 years,Congress has workedto insure no citizen

is left behind.

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HUD/Head Start/Job Core (Johnson)

Medicare/Medicaid (Kennedy)

Pubic Housing/SSC/MW (Eisenhower)

National Health Insurance/SSC /MW (Truman)

Works Project Administration / Humanities (Roosevelt)

Social Security / Wagner Act / Wealth Tax (Roosevelt)

For almost 80 years,Congress has workedto insure no citizen

is left behind.

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HUD/Head Start/Job Core (Johnson)

Medicare/Medicaid (Kennedy)

Pubic Housing/SSC/MW (Eisenhower)

National Health Insurance / SSC / MW (Truman)

Works Project Administration / Humanities (Roosevelt)

Social Security / Wagner Act / Wealth Tax (Roosevelt)

For almost 80 years,Congress has workedto insure no citizen

is left behind.

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HUD/Head Start/Job Core (Johnson)

Medicare/Medicaid (Kennedy)

Pubic Housing / SSC / MW (Eisenhower)

National Health Insurance / SSC / MW (Truman)

Works Project Administration / Humanities (Roosevelt)

Social Security / Wagner Act / Wealth Tax (Roosevelt)

For almost 80 years,Congress has workedto insure no citizen

is left behind.

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HUD/Head Start/Job Core (Johnson)

Medicare / Medicaid (Kennedy)

Pubic Housing / SSC / MW (Eisenhower)

National Health Insurance / SSC / MW (Truman)

Works Project Administration / Humanities (Roosevelt)

Social Security / Wagner Act / Wealth Tax (Roosevelt)

For almost 80 years,Congress has workedto insure no citizen

is left behind.

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HUD / Head Start / Job Core (Johnson)

Medicare / Medicaid (Kennedy)

Pubic Housing / SSC / MW (Eisenhower)

National Health Insurance / SSC / MW (Truman)

Works Project Administration / Humanities (Roosevelt)

Social Security / Wagner Act / Wealth Tax (Roosevelt)

For almost 80 years,Congress has workedto insure no citizen

is left behind.

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The philosophy that Congressadopted is straight forward.

For almost 80 years,Congress has workedto insure no citizen

is left behind.

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For almost 80 years,Congress has workedto insure no citizen

is left behind.

The philosophy that Congressadopted is straight forward.

Congress made the assumption thatcitizens would achieve a level in society

befitting a human being if given the opportunity.

Unfortunately, social hindrances such as poverty, bigotry, bad parenting, deficient education, drugs,

prostitution, pornography, guns, violence on television and (now) video games, a shortage of positive role

models and wayward friends weigh on us.

Like heavy baggage, social hindrances counteractthe springlike quality of human nature that

would otherwise propel us upward.

They compress the “spring,” pushing us downward, causing us to perform poorly.

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For almost 80 years,Congress has workedto insure no citizen

is left behind.

The philosophy that Congressadopted is straight forward.

Congress made the assumption thatcitizens would achieve a level in society

befitting a human being if given the opportunity.

Unfortunately, social hindrances such as poverty, bigotry, bad parenting, deficient education, drugs,

prostitution, pornography, guns, violence on television and (now) video games, a shortage of positive role

models and wayward friends weigh on us.

Like heavy baggage, social hindrances counteractthe springlike quality of human nature that

would otherwise propel us upward.

They compress the “spring,” pushing us downward, causing us to perform poorly.

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The philosophy that Congressadopted is straight forward.

For almost 80 years,Congress has workedto insure no citizen

is left behind.

Congress made the assumption thatcitizens would achieve a level in society

befitting a human being if given the opportunity.

Unfortunately, social hindrances such as poverty, bigotry, bad parenting, deficient education, drugs,

prostitution, pornography, guns, violence on television and (now) video games, a shortage of positive role

models and wayward friends weigh on us.

Like heavy baggage, social hindrances counteractthe springlike quality of human nature that

would otherwise propel us upward.

They compress the “spring,” pushing us downward, causing us to perform poorly.

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The philosophy that Congressadopted is straight forward.

For almost 80 years,Congress has workedto insure no citizen

is left behind.

Congress made the assumption thatcitizens would achieve a level in society

befitting a human being if given the opportunity.

Unfortunately, social hindrances such as poverty, bigotry, bad parenting, deficient education, drugs,

prostitution, pornography, guns, violence on television and (now) video games, a shortage of positive role

models and wayward friends weigh on us.

Like heavy baggage, social hindrances counteractthe springlike quality of human nature that

would otherwise propel us upward.

They compress the “spring,” pushing us downward, causing us to behave badly.

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The philosophy that Congressadopted is straight forward.

Removing the ills of society will free citizens, enabling them to achieve

their potential.

For almost 80 years,Congress has workedto insure no citizen

is left behind.

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The philosophy that Congressadopted is straight forward.

Removing the ills of society will free citizens, enabling them to achieve

their potential.

Once citizens are freed from theburdens cast upon them by society,

together we can build a strong America.

For almost 80 years,Congress has workedto insure no citizen

is left behind.

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Achievements in Technology

Information is widespread and immediateThe infrastructure is fully developedOur military is unmatchedThe quality of air, water and food is greatEducation is accessible at all levelsTransportation is safe and inexpensiveOur health and longevity have increasedCitizens enjoy modern conveniencesSports and art are at the highest levelEntertainment options are vast

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Achievements in Technology

Information is widespread and immediateThe infrastructure is fully developedOur military is unmatchedThe quality of air, water and food is greatEducation is accessible at all levelsTransportation is safe and inexpensiveOur health and longevity have increasedCitizens enjoy modern conveniencesSports and art are at the highest levelEntertainment options are vastEven the poorest enjoy: * plenty of food, including dining out * the best healthcare in the world * cable TV with premium channels * cell phones with texting and data plans * video games and movie rentals * high-end electronics

Technologically,we have created an idealistic

(utopian-like) society...

founded uponthe aspirations of Equality,

Harmony, Opportunityand Dignity.

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Unfortunately,enhancing the quality

of life has come at a price.

If we elevate ourperspective and lookinto the distance…

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Unfortunately,enhancing the quality

of life has come at a price.

If we elevate ourperspective and lookinto the distance…

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14,473,472,440,323

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14,473,472,440,323The reason why Congress keeps propping up the system with trillions

of dollars is that the alternativeis unthinkable.

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14,473,472,440,323When the dollar collapses,the banks will close, citizens will take to

the streets and every city will burn.

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14,473,472,440,323When the system fails,America will become one giant Katrina

as looters will raid the stores.

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When the system fails,America will become one giant Katrina

as looters will raid the stores.

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In the process,the stores will be trashed.

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In the process,the stores will be trashed.

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With the storefronts broken,there will no resupply.

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What will you and your family eat?

What will you do?

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What will you and your family eat?

What will you do?

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What good is beingsuccessful and accomplished

in a Mad Max future?

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When the dollar collapses(causing society to implode),

what will happen to yourinvestments?

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When the dollar collapses(causing society to implode),

what will happen to yourinvestments?

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Your financial holdings willbecome worthless.

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Your financial holdings willbecome worthless.

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You will lose everything.

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What if there were an effort underway to turn America

from the cliff?

If you knew the plan was soundand may actually work,

would you look at it?

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What if there were an effort underway to turn America

from the cliff?

If the plan could actually work,would you look at it?

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

A discovery has been made that will enable us to turn

America from the cliff.

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.Before you scowl,

thinking such is not possible,consider how previous discoveries

have sprung up suddenly.

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.Before you scowl,

thinking such is not possible,consider how previous discoveries

have sprung up suddenly.

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

Consider how these discoverieswere unexpected.

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HOW TO SAVE

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DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

Consider how these discoverieschanged the world.

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

Consider how these discoverieschanged the world.

Round Earth

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

Consider how these discoverieschanged the world.

Sun-centered Solar System

Round Earth

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

Consider how these discoverieschanged the world.

Round Earth

Natural Selection

Sun-centered Solar System

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

Consider how these discoverieschanged the world.

Round Earth

Sun-centered Solar System

Natural Selection

Penicillin

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AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

Consider how these discoverieschanged the world.

Round Earth

Sun-centered Solar System

Natural Selection

The Atom

Penicillin

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

Consider how these discoverieschanged the world.

Round Earth

Sun-centered Solar System

Natural Selection

Penicillin

The AtomDNA

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AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

Consider how these discoverieschanged the world.

Round Earth

Sun-centered Solar System

Natural Selection

Penicillin

The AtomDNA

Plate Tectonics

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AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

Consider how these discoverieschanged the world.

Round Earth

Sun-centered Solar System

Natural Selection

Penicillin

The AtomDNA

Integrated Circuit

Plate Tectonics

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

Consider how these discoverieschanged the world.

Round Earth

Sun-centered Solar System

Natural Selection

Penicillin

The AtomDNA

Integrated Circuit

Plate Tectonics

The discovery that willenable us to save America from

“running off the cliff”is also one of science.

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HOW TO SAVE

AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTIONa.k.a.

Consider how these discoverieschanged the world.

Round Earth

Sun-centered Solar System

Natural Selection

Penicillin

The AtomDNA

Integrated Circuit

Plate Tectonics

The discovery that willenable us to save America from

“running off the cliff”is also one of science.

The next part of the presentationwill explain what “The Discovery” is and

how it will change your life, society, America and the world.

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PERSONAL, PROFESSIONAL AND SOCIAL

EMPOWERMENTTHROUGH DISCOVERY

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“The Discovery” is analogous to “E = MC 2”

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“The Discovery” is analogous to “E = MC 2”

“The Discovery” has been reducedto a succinct equation.

The equation changes ourview of the world.

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“The Discovery” is analogous to “E = MC 2”

“The Discovery” has been reducedto a succinct equation.

The equation changes ourview of the world.

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“The Discovery” is analogous to “E = MC 2”

“The Discovery” has been reducedto a succinct equation.

The equation changes ourview of the world.

The discovery reducedto an equation is:

HN = GT

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“HN = GT” is analogous to “E = MC 2”

“The Discovery” can be expressed as a succinct equation.

The equation changes ourview of the world.

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E = MC2

_____________________________

Physical Sciences_____________________________

Technology

Communications

Energy

Weapons

Space Travel

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we sell, market and manageHow we hire, train and motivate

How we select partners in business and marriage

How we legislate, teach, punish,and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyHow we construct social programs

How to resolve social, financialand political problems

How to elevate the human condition

Contrasting the two equationsis instructive.

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E = MC2 _____________________________

Physical Sciences_____________________________

Technology

Communications

Energy

Weapons

Space Travel

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we sell, market and manageHow we hire, train and motivate

How we select partners in business and marriage

How we legislate, teach, punish,and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyHow we construct social programs

How to resolve social, financialand political problems

How to elevate the human condition

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E = MC2 _____________________________

Physical Sciences_____________________________

Technology

Communications

Energy

Weapons

Space Travel

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we sell, market and manageHow we hire, train and motivate

How we select partners in business and marriage

How we legislate, teach, punish,and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyHow we construct social programs

How to resolve social, financialand political problems

How to elevate the human condition

pertainsto the

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E = MC2

_____________________________

Physical Sciences_____________________________

Technology

Communications

Energy

Weapons

Space Travel

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we sell, market and manageHow we hire, train and motivate

How we select partners in business and marriage

How we legislate, teach, punish,and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyHow we construct social programs

How to resolve social, financialand political problems

How to elevate the human condition

pertainsto the

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E = MC2

_____________________________

Physical Sciences_____________________________

Technology

Communications

Energy

Weapons

Space Travel

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we sell, market and manageHow we hire, train and motivate

How we select partners in business and marriage

How we legislate, teach, punish,and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyHow we construct social programs

How to resolve social, financialand political problems

How to elevate the human condition

itaffectsthingssuchas

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E = MC2

_____________________________

Physical Sciences_____________________________

Communications & GPS(Satellite Positioning)

Nuclear Energy(Reactors and Weapons)

Space Travel

How the universe works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

Theoretical Physics_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto technology.

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we sell, market, managehire, train and motivate

How we select partners in business and marriage

How we govern, legislate, teach, punish, and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

itaffectsthingssuchas

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E = MC2

_____________________________

Physical Sciences_____________________________

Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(Reactors and Weapons)

Space Travel

How the universe works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

Theoretical Physics_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto technology.

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we sell, market, managehire, train and motivate

How we select partners in business and marriage

How we govern, legislate, teach, punish, and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

itaffectsthingssuchas

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E = MC2

_____________________________

Physical Sciences_____________________________

Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(Reactors and Weapons)

Space Travel

How the universe works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

Theoretical Physics_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto technology.

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we sell, market, managehire, train and motivate

How we select partners in business and marriage

How we govern, legislate, teach, punish, and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

itaffectsthingssuchas

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E = MC2

_____________________________

Physical Sciences_____________________________

Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

How the universe works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

Theoretical Physics_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto technology.

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we sell, market, managehire, train and motivate

How we select partners in business and marriage

How we govern, legislate, teach, punish, and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

itaffectsthingssuchas

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E = MC2

_____________________________

Physical Sciences_____________________________

Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

How the universe works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

Theoretical Physics_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto technology.

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we sell, market, managehire, train and motivate

How we select partners in business and marriage

How we govern, legislate, teach, punish, and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

itaffectsthingssuchas

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HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we sell, market, managehire, train and motivate

How we select partners in business and marriage

How we govern, legislate, teach, punish, and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

E = MC2

_____________________________

Physical Sciences_____________________________

Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto technology.

itaffectsthingssuchas

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HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we sell, market, managehire, train and motivate

How we select partners in business and marriage

How we govern, legislate, teach, punish, and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

E = MC2

_____________________________

Physical Sciences_____________________________

Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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Answers questions pertainingto technology.

itaffectsthingssuchas

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HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we sell, market, managehire, train and motivate

How we select partners in business and marriage

How we govern, legislate, teach, punish, and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

E = MC2

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Physical Sciences_____________________________

Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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Answers questions pertainingto technology.

itaffectsthingssuchas

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E = MC2

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Physical Sciences_____________________________

Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto technology.

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we sell, market, managehire, train and motivate

How we select partners in business and marriage

How we govern, legislate, teach, punish, and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

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E = MC2

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Physical Sciences_____________________________

Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto technology.

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we sell, market, managehire, train and motivate

How we select partners in business and marriage

How we govern, legislate, teach, punish, and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

pertainsto the

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E = MC2

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Physical Sciences_____________________________

Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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How we sell, market, managehire, train and motivate

How we select partners in business and marriage

How we govern, legislate, teach, punish, and rehabilitate

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Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

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How we sell, market, managehire, train and motivate

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Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

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How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

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Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

E = MC2

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Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

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How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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itaffectsthingssuchas

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How we interact withfamily, friends and associates

How we select partners in business and marriage

How we govern, legislate, teach, punish, and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

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Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

E = MC2

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Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

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Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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itaffectsthingssuchas

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How we interact withfamily, friends and associates

How we market, advertise, sell, hire, train, manage and motivate

How we govern, legislate, teach, punish, and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

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Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

E = MC2

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Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

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How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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itaffectsthingssuchas

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How we interact withfamily, friends and associates

How we market, advertise, sell, hire, train, manage and motivate

How we legislate, govern,teach, punish and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

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Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

E = MC2

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Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

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How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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itaffectsthingssuchas

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How we interact withfamily, friends and associates

How we market, advertise, sell, hire, train, manage and motivate

How we legislate, govern,teach, punish and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

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Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

E = MC2

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Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

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How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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How we interact withfamily, friends and associates

How we market, advertise, sell, hire, train, manage and motivate

How we legislate, govern,teach, punish and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

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Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

E = MC2

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Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

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How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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How we interact withfamily, friends and associates

How we market, advertise, sell, hire, train, manage and motivate

How we legislate, govern,teach, punish and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

_____________________________

Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

E = MC2

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Physical Sciences_____________________________

Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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How we interact withfamily, friends and associates

How we market, advertise, sell, hire, train, manage and motivate

How we legislate, govern,teach, punish and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

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Answers questions pertainingto society and government.

E = MC2

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Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

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How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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How we interact withfamily, friends and associates

How we market, advertise, sell, hire, train, manage and motivate

How we legislate, govern,teach, punish and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

_____________________________

Answers questions relevantto human nature.

E = MC2

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Physical Sciences_____________________________

Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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Answers questions relevantto technology.

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we interact withfamily, friends and associates

How we market, advertise, sell, hire, train, manage and motivate

How we legislate, govern,teach, punish and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

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Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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Answers questions relevantto technology.

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we interact withfamily, friends and associates

How we market, advertise, sell, hire, train, manage and motivate

How we legislate, govern,teach, punish and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

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pertainsto the

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Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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Answers questions relevantto technology.

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we interact withfamily, friends and associates

How we market, advertise, sell, hire, train, manage and motivate

How we legislate, govern,teach, punish and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

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pertainsto the

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Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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Answers questions relevantto technology.

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we interact withfamily, friends and associates

How we market, advertise, sell, hire, train, manage and motivate

How we legislate, govern,teach, punish and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

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Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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Answers questions relevantto technology.

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we interact withfamily, friends and associates

How we market, advertise, sell, hire, train, manage and motivate

How we legislate, govern,teach, punish and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

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Physical Sciences_____________________________

Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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Answers questions relevantto technology.

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we interact withfamily, friends and associates

How we market, advertise, sell, hire, train, manage and motivate

How we legislate, govern,teach, punish and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

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pertainsto the

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Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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Answers questions relevantto technology.

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we interact withfamily, friends and associates

How we market, advertise, sell, hire, train, manage and motivate

How we legislate, govern,teach, punish and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

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pertainsto the

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Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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Answers questions relevantto technology.

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we interact withfamily, friends and associates

How we market, advertise, sell, hire, train, manage and motivate

How we legislate, govern,teach, punish and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

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Physical Sciences_____________________________

Communications & GPS(satellite positioning)

Nuclear Energy(reactors and weapons)

Space Travel

Theoretical Physics

How the Universe Works(Cosmology & Astronomy)

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Answers questions relevantto technology.

HN = GT_____________________________

Social Sciences_____________________________

How we interact withfamily, friends and associates

How we market, advertise, sell, hire, train, manage and motivate

How we legislate, govern,teach, punish and rehabilitate

How we fashion public policyand construct social programs

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Answers questions relevantto human nature.

Naturally,you are wondering

how “the Discovery”

HN = GT

will change things.

HN = GT

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Every question relevant to human natureremains unanswered.

For example…

What is the source of our “good” and “evil” inspirations?

What exactly is the emotional component of addiction?

Why do people respond differently to the same stimuli?

What causes people to lean left or right politically?

What will it take to fix the education system?

What is the best way to help the poor?

Why does America have the highest per capitaprison population in the world?

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Every question relevant to human natureremains unanswered.

For example…

Why are we attracted only to certain peopleand only some of the time?

What causes the attraction in a relationship to waneand how can we preserve it?

How many kinds of love are there?

What is the point and purpose of marriage?

What causes some people to be more sexual than others?

Why have the experts not been able to answer the“Pleasure versus Pain” controversy?

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Every question relevant to human natureremains unanswered.

For example…

What is the secret to success in romance?

What is the formula for fulfillment in marriage?

Why do our children make so many mistakes despite having been given the answers beforehand.

Why do our representatives continually make the wrong decisions?

Why is it that public programs exacerbate social problems?

How do we take the big money out of politics?

How do we fix the political system so it empowers America?

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Every question relevant to human natureremains unanswered.

For example…

What is the secret to success in romance?

What is the formula for fulfillment in marriage?

Why do our children make so many mistakes despite having been given the answers beforehand.

Why do our representatives continually make the wrong decisions?

Why is it that public programs exacerbate social problems?

How do we take the big money out of politics?

How do we fix the political system so it empowers America?

Over 40 unanswered questions regarding human nature are listed on the back cover of

“The Essence of Man”.

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Every question relevant to human natureremains unanswered.

For example…

What is the secret to success in romance?

What is the formula for fulfillment in marriage?

Why do our children make so many mistakes despite having been given the answers beforehand.

Why do our representatives continually make the wrong decisions?

Why is it that public programs exacerbate social problems?

How do we take the big money out of politics?

How do we fix the political system so it empowers America?

Scoreboard

Every important questionregarding human nature has

yet to be answered.

Questions

Answered? 0

Unanswered? All of them

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Every question relevant to human natureremains unanswered.

For example…

What is the secret to success in romance?

What is the formula for fulfillment in marriage?

Why do our children make so many mistakes despite having been given the answers beforehand.

Why do our representatives continually make the wrong decisions?

Why is it that public programs exacerbate social problems?

How do we take the big money out of politics?

How do we fix the political system so it empowers America?

Questions regardinghuman nature have yet to be answered because a theory

(reduced to an equation)has been missing.

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SigmundFreud

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Sex and Aggression

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AlfredAdler

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Inferiority Avoidance

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ErichFromm

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Escape from Freedom

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ErikErikson

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“Fixation”“Identity Crisis”

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KarenHorney134

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WombEnvy135

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Carl Jung

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Collective Unconscious

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CarlRogers

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Get in Touch with Feelings

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AbrahamMaslow

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Hierarchy of Needs

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B.F. Skinner

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EnvironmentalImpact

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Harry StackSullivan

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Developmental Epochs

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The experts have failed to discover the missing theory

(reduced to an equation)that explains human nature.

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The experts have failed to discover the missing theory

(reduced to an equation)that explains human nature.

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The experts have failed to discover the missing theory

(reduced to an equation)that explains human nature.

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The absence of an official theory that explains human nature

has opened the door for society to adopt its own theory

when attempting to explain the nature of human beings.

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Problem(in society)

Theory(human nature)

Solution(program)

+ =

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Naturally, society hasadopted a theory ofhuman nature that is

complimentary and makesus feel special.

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The theory that society has adopted to explain human nature

(reduced to an equation)is as follows:

HN = ST

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The theory that society has adopted to explain human nature

(reduced to an equation)is as follows:

HN = ST

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The theory that society has adopted to explain human nature

(reduced to an equation)is as follows:

HN = ST

The correct equation is

HN = GT

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The theory ofhuman nature that society

has adopted is wrong, and the experts have had no way to correct the record.

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Conclusion:

Society has been applying thewrong theory of human nature to

America’s social problemsfor almost 80 years.

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14,473,472,440,323a consequence

of applying the wrong theoryof human nature

HN = ST

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14,473,472,440,323

Single-parenthouseholds

are the norm.

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Single-parenthouseholds

are the norm.

a consequence of applying the wrong theory

of human nature

HN = ST

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14,473,472,440,323

Single-parenthouseholds

are the norm.

Our inner cities are

dangerous.

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14,473,472,440,323

Single-parenthouseholds

are the norm.

PublicEducation is ineffective.

Our inner cities are

dangerous.

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14,473,472,440,323

Single-parenthouseholds

are the norm.

PublicEducation is ineffective.

Our inner cities are

dangerous.

consequences of applying the wrong theory

of human nature

HN = ST

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14,473,472,440,323

Single-parenthouseholds

are the norm.

PublicEducation is ineffective.

Our inner cities are

dangerous.

The political process is broken.

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14,473,472,440,323

Single-parenthouseholds

are the norm.

PublicEducation is ineffective.

Prisons areunruly and crowded.

Our inner cities are

dangerous.

The political process is broken.

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14,473,472,440,323

Single-parenthouseholds

are the norm.

PublicEducation is ineffective.

Prisons areunruly and crowded.

Our inner cities are

dangerous.

The political process is broken.

consequences of applying the wrong theory

of human nature

HN = ST

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14,473,472,440,323

Single-parenthouseholds

are the norm.

PublicEducation is ineffective.

Prisons areunruly and crowded.

Our inner cities are

dangerous.

The political process is broken.

Students are taught to

despise their country.

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14,473,472,440,323

Single-parenthouseholds

are the norm.

PublicEducation is ineffective.

Prisons areunruly and crowded.

Our inner cities are

dangerous.

Over halfthe public is dependent.

The political process is broken.

Students are taught to

despise their country.

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14,473,472,440,323

Single-parenthouseholds

are the norm.

PublicEducation is ineffective.

Prisons areunruly and crowded.

Our inner cities are

dangerous.

Over halfthe public is dependent.

The political process is broken.

Immigrationis still out of

control.

Students are taught to

despise their country.

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14,473,472,440,323

Single-parenthouseholds

are the norm.

PublicEducation is ineffective.

Prisons areunruly and crowded.

Our inner cities are

dangerous.

Over halfthe public is dependent.

Immigrationis still out of

control.

Students are taught to

despise their country.

Americais becoming

divided.

The political process is broken.

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14,473,472,440,323

Single-parenthouseholds

are the norm.

PublicEducation is ineffective.

Prisons areunruly and crowded.

Our inner cities are

dangerous.

Over halfthe public is dependent.

The political process is broken.

Immigrationis still out of

control.

Students are taught to

despise their country.

Americais becoming

divided.

all are consequences of applying the wrong theory

of human nature

HN = ST

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14,473,472,440,323

Single-parenthouseholds

are the norm.

PublicEducation is ineffective.

Prisons areunruly and crowded.

Our inner cities are

dangerous.

Over halfthe public is dependent.

The political process is broken.

Immigrationis still out of

control.

Students are taught to

despise their country.

Americais becoming

divided.

Our many social problems shroud our otherwise

idealistic society.

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14,473,472,440,323

Single-parenthouseholds

are the norm.

PublicEducation is ineffective.

Prisons areunruly and crowded.

Our inner cities are

dangerous.

Over halfthe public is dependent.

The political process is broken.

Immigrationis still out of

control.

Students are taught to

despise their country.

Americais becoming

divided.

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14,473,472,440,323

Single-parenthouseholds

are the norm.

PublicEducation is ineffective.

Prisons areunruly and crowded.

Our inner cities are

dangerous.

Over halfthe public is dependent.

Immigrationis still out of

control.

Students are taught to

despise their country.

Americais becoming

divided.

Every social problem is a consequence of applying

the wrong equation:

HN = ST

The political process is broken.

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14,473,472,440,323

Single-parenthouseholds

are the norm.

PublicEducation is ineffective.

Prisons areunruly and crowded.

Our inner cities are

dangerous.

Over halfthe public is dependent.

Immigrationis still out of

control.

Students are taught to

despise their country.

Americais becoming

divided.

Every social problem is a consequence of applying

the wrong equation:

HN = ST

The political process is broken.

We have not been ableto resolve even one

social problem.

Scoreboard

Social Problems

Answered? 0

Unanswered? All of them

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Imagine you are back in high school taking Algebra 101…

The following analogy demonstrates how important it is to use the correct equation

when resolving problems.

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Imagine you are back in high school taking Algebra 101…

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Imagine you are back in high school taking Algebra 101…

Suppose you areone of the smartest kids in the class.

You want to do wellso you apply yourself

as best you can.

You go to every class.You take notes.

You review your noteson a regular basis.

You study until you aresure you know the material.You sleep well, eat a goodbreakfast, and arrive early.

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Imagine you are back in high school taking Algebra 101…

You want to do well,so you apply yourself

as best you can.

You go to every class.You take notes.

You review your noteson a regular basis.

You study until you aresure you know the material.You sleep well, eat a goodbreakfast, and arrive early.

Suppose you areone of the smartest kids in the class.

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Imagine you are back in high school taking Algebra 101…

You want to do well,so you apply yourself

as best you can.

You go to every class.You take notes.

You review your noteson a regular basis.

You study until you aresure you know the material.You sleep well, eat a goodbreakfast, and arrive early.

Suppose you areone of the smartest kids in the class.

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Imagine you are back in high school taking Algebra 101…

You want to do well,so you apply yourself

as best you can.

You go to every class.You take notes.

You review your noteson a regular basis.

You study until you aresure you know the material.You sleep well, eat a goodbreakfast, and arrive early.

Suppose you areone of the smartest kids in the class.

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Imagine you are back in high school taking Algebra 101…

You want to do well,so you apply yourself

as best you can.

You go to every class.You take notes.

You review your noteson a regular basis.

You study until you aresure you know the material.You sleep well, eat a goodbreakfast, and arrive early.

Suppose you areone of the smartest kids in the class.

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Imagine you are back in high school taking Algebra 101…

You want to do well,so you apply yourself

as best you can.

You go to every class.You take notes.

You review your noteson a regular basis.

You study for a test until you know the material.

You sleep well, eat a goodbreakfast, and arrive early.

Suppose you areone of the smartest kids in the class.

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Imagine you are back in high school taking Algebra 101…

You want to do well,so you apply yourself

as best you can.

You go to every class.You take notes.

You review your noteson a regular basis.

You study for a test untilyou know the material.

You sleep well, eat a goodbreakfast, and arrive early.

Suppose you areone of the smartest kids in the class.

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The ability to answer questions necessitates that we use

the correct equation.

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We cannot expect to answer questions correctly if the equation

(theory of human nature)we are using is wrong.

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“HN = ST” must be wrong because:

1) We cannot answer any questions that pertain to human nature

2) We cannot resolve any of our nation’s social problems.

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Applying “HN = ST”(the wrong theory of human nature

reduced to an equation) is why we are beset by

personal problems.

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Applying “HN = ST”(the wrong theory of human nature

reduced to an equation) is why we cannot resolve

our social problems.

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Applying “HN = ST”(the wrong theory of human nature

reduced to anequation) is why we are beset by

personal problems.The correct equation is

HN = GT

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APPLICATION

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HN = GT

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PERSONAL, PROFESSIONAL AND SOCIAL

EMPOWERMENTTHROUGH DISCOVERY

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PERSONAL, PROFESSIONAL AND SOCIAL

EMPOWERMENTTHROUGH DISCOVERY

HN = GT

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APPLICATION

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HN = GT

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Become master of our emotions●Understand why we have emotions, how they work,

and how best to manage them.

Stronger relationships●Discover the secret to success in romance and the

formula for fulfillment in marriage.

●Discover the laws of compatibility and harmony.

Maximize health, vitality and sexual performance

HN = GT

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Discover the primary motivation of human beings●Hire, train, manage and motivate with precision.

●Identify the most enviable defendable position in the marketplace.

●Target, position, package, advertise, promote and sell with purpose, focus and confidence.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.

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Discover the primary motivation of human beings●Hire, train, manage and motivate with precision.

●Identify the most enviable defendable position in the marketplace.

●Target, position, package, advertise, promote and sell with purpose, focus and confidence.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.

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You have 3 small squares of paper and a pen.

You will use one piece for this demonstration.

Please fold your answer when you are done.

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You have 3 small squares of paper and a pen.

You will use one square for this demonstration.

Please fold your answer when you are done.

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You have 3 small squares of paper and a pen.

You will use one square for this demonstration.

You will be asked to answer one question.

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Your answer will be anonymous.

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Your answer will be anonymous.

Write your answer on the paper square.

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Your answer will be anonymous.

Write your answer on the paper square.

Fold your answer when you are done.

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Place your answer in the hat.

The answers will be tallied and the totalsAnnounced as a group at the conclusion

of this demonstration.

Please answer the following question…

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Place your answer in the hat.

The answers will be tallied and the totalsannounced as a group at the

conclusion of this demonstration.

Please answer the following question…

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Place your answer in the hat.

The answers will be tallied and the totalsannounced as a group at the

conclusion of this demonstration.

Please answer the following question…

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Imagine you are back in high school taking Algebra 101…

What is the primary motivation of human beings?

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(a) Seek pleasure

(b) Avoid pain

(c) A little of both

(d) ___________

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An Uncomfortable Truth

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What we believe to be the primary motivation of human beings influences how we govern, legislate, educate, punish and motivate. Yet surveys reveal that the most intelligent, educated and accomplished are divided over the answer to the question, with only a 1 in 4 chance of getting it right.

An Uncomfortable Truth

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What we believe to be the primary motivation of human beings influences how we govern, legislate, educate, punish and motivate. Yet surveys reveal that the most intelligent, educated and accomplished are divided over the answer to the question, with only a 1 in 4 chance of getting it right.

Because a definitive answer has remained elusive, the question “What is the primary motivation of human beings?” has become rhetorical. Today the question is posed with no answer expected. The risk of being wrong causes most people (including those in the human sciences) to skirt the question.

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How can those who lead expect to inspire others if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

How can those who legislate expect to fashion public policy and social programs that resolve problems if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

How can counselors and psychologists help people if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

These questions deserve an answer

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How can those who lead expect to inspire others if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

How can those who legislate expect to fashion public policy and social programs that resolve problems if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

How can counselors and psychologists help people if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

These questions deserve an answer

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How can those who lead expect to inspire others if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

How can those who legislate expect to fashion public policy and social programs that resolve problems if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

How can counselors and psychologists help people if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

These questions deserve an answer

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How can those who lead expect to inspire others if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

How can those who legislate expect to fashion public policy and social programs that resolve problems if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

How can counselors and psychologists help people if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

These questions deserve an answer

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How can those who lead expect to inspire others if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

How can those who legislate expect to fashion public policy and social programs that resolve problems if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

How can counselors and psychologists help people if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

How can we expect to be successful in rehabilitating criminals while encouraging citizens to respect the law if we are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

These questions deserve an answer

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How can those who lead expect to inspire others if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

How can those who legislate expect to fashion public policy and social programs that resolve problems if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

How can counselors and psychologists help people if they are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

How can we expect to be successful in rehabilitating criminals while encouraging citizens to respect the law if we are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

How can we write, teach, promote and advertise with precision if we are wrong about the primary motivation of human beings?

These questions deserve an answer

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Understanding the primary motivation of human beings is central to everything we think, say and do. The way we educate, motivate, legislate and govern, how we advertise, sell and promote, who we hire, the products we manufacture and the best way to package them is determined by what we think is the primary motivation of human beings.

If we hope to be effective consistently, we must be sure that we understand the primary motivation of human beings.

Unfortunately, most people are forced to guess the primary motivation of human beings because the fields of psychology, sociology, anthropology and philosophy have yet to answer the question officially and absolutely.

Analysis

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Understanding the primary motivation of human beings is central to everything we think, say and do. The way we educate, motivate, legislate and govern, how we advertise, sell and promote, who we hire, the products we manufacture and the best way to package them is determined by what we think is the primary motivation of human beings.

If we hope to be effective consistently, we must be sure that we understand the primary motivation of human beings.

Unfortunately, most people are forced to guess the primary motivation of human beings because the fields of psychology, sociology, anthropology and philosophy have yet to answer the question officially and absolutely.

Analysis

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Understanding the primary motivation of human beings is central to everything we think, say and do. The way we educate, motivate, legislate and govern, how we advertise, sell and promote, who we hire, the products we manufacture and the best way to package them is determined by what we think is the primary motivation of human beings.

If we hope to be effective consistently, we must be sure that we understand the primary motivation of human beings.

Unfortunately, most people are forced to guess the primary motivation of human beings because the fields of psychology, sociology, anthropology and philosophy have yet to answer the question officially and absolutely.

Analysis

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Understanding the primary motivation of human beings is central to everything we think, say and do. The way we educate, motivate, legislate and govern, how we advertise, sell and promote, who we hire, the products we manufacture and the best way to package them is determined by what we think is the primary motivation of human beings.

If we hope to be effective consistently, we must be sure that we understand the primary motivation of human beings.

Unfortunately, even the smartest people are forced to guess the primary motivation of human beings because the fields of science known as psychology, sociology and anthropology have yet to answer the question officially and absolutely.

Analysis

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What is the primary motivation of human beings?

(a) Seek pleasure

(b) Avoid pain

(c) A little of both

(d) ___________

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Discover the primary motivation of human beings●Hire, train, manage and motivate with precision.

●Identify the most enviable defendable position in the marketplace.

●Target, position, package, advertise, promote and sell with purpose, focus and confidence.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.

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marketplace.

●Target, position, package, advertise, promote and sell with purpose, focus and confidence.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.

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marketplace.

●Target, position, package, advertise, promote and sell with purpose, focus and confidence.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.

DiTech Lenders(Direct Technology)

Progressive(Annoying unattractive woman)

GIECO(Caveman)

Capital One(Barbarians)

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marketplace.

●Target, position, package, advertise, promote and sell with purpose, focus and confidence.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.

DiTech Lenders(Direct Technology)

GIECO(Caveman)

Capital One(Barbarians)

Progressive(Annoying unattractive woman)

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marketplace.

●Target, position, package, advertise, promote and sell with purpose, focus and confidence.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.

DiTech Lenders(Direct Technology)

GIECO(Caveman)

Capital One(Barbarians)

Progressive(Annoying unattractive woman)

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marketplace.

●Target, position, package, advertise, promote and sell with purpose, focus and confidence.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.

DiTech Lenders(Direct Technology)

GIECO(Caveman)

Capital One(Barbarians)

Progressive(Annoying unattractive woman)

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Discover the primary motivation of human beings●Identify the most enviable defendable position in the

marketplace.

●Advertise and promote with precision.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.

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Discover the primary motivation of human beings●Identify the most enviable defendable position in the

marketplace.

●Advertise and promote with precision.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.There’s an old saying by those

who sell advertisement:

“Fifty percent of youradvertisement dollar is wasted.

The trick is to know which 50% not to spend.”

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Discover the primary motivation of human beings●Identify the most enviable defendable position in the

marketplace.

●Advertise and promote with precision.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.There’s an old saying by those

who sell advertisement:

“Fifty percent of youradvertisement dollar is wasted.

The trick is to know which 50% not to spend.”

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Discover the primary motivation of human beings●Identify the most enviable defendable position in the

marketplace.

●Advertise and promote with precision.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.There’s an old saying by those

who sell advertisement:

“Fifty percent of youradvertisement dollar is wasted.

The trick is to know which 50% not to spend.”

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Discover the primary motivation of human beings●Identify the most enviable defendable position in the

marketplace.

●Advertise and promote with precision.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.There’s an old saying by those

who sell advertisement:

“Fifty percent of youradvertisement dollar is wasted.

The trick is to know which 50% not to spend.”

Advertisers don’t know which 50% of YOUR dollars not to spend because they do not

understand the primary motivation of human beings.

Advertising is regarded as an “art” only because ad people do not understand human nature.

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Discover the primary motivation of human beings●Identify the most enviable defendable position in the

marketplace.

●Advertise and promote with precision.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.There’s an old saying by those

who sell advertisement:

“Fifty percent of youradvertisement dollar is wasted.

The trick is to know which 50% not to spend.”

Advertisers don’t know which 50% of YOUR dollars not to spend because they do not

understand the primary motivation of human beings.

Advertising is regarded as an “art” only because ad people do not understand human nature.

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Discover the primary motivation of human beings●Identify the most enviable defendable position in the

marketplace.

●Advertise and promote with precision.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.There’s an old saying by those

who sell advertisement:

“Fifty percent of youradvertisement dollar is wasted.

The trick is to know which 50% not to spend.”

Advertisers don’t know which 50% of YOUR dollars not to spend because they do not

understand the primary motivation of human beings.

Advertising is regarded as an “art” only because ad people do not understand human nature.

Once you understand the primarymotivation of human beings, advertising

will no longer be a form of “art.”It will become a science.

Think of the money you will savefor companies you advise.

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Discover the primary motivation of human beings●Identify the most enviable defendable position in the

marketplace.

●Advertise and promote with precision.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.There’s an old saying by those

who sell advertisement:

“Fifty percent of youradvertisement dollar is wasted.

The trick is to know which 50% not to spend.”

Advertisers don’t know which 50% of YOUR dollars not to spend because they do not

understand the primary motivation of human beings.

Advertising is regarded as an “art” only because ad people do not understand human nature.

Once you understand the primarymotivation of human beings, advertising

will no longer be a form of “art.”

It will become a science.

Think of the money you will savefor companies you advise.

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Discover the primary motivation of human beings●Identify the most enviable defendable position in the

marketplace.

●Advertise and promote with precision.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.There’s an old saying by those

who sell advertisement:

“Fifty percent of youradvertisement dollar is wasted.

The trick is to know which 50% not to spend.”

Advertisers don’t know which 50% of YOUR dollars not to spend because they do not

understand the primary motivation of human beings.

Advertising is regarded as an “art” only because ad people do not understand human nature.

Once you understand the primarymotivation of human beings, advertising

will no longer be a form of “art.”

It will become a science.

Think of the money you will save forcompanies you lead and advise.

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●Advertise and promote with precision.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.

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Discover the primary motivation of human beings●Identify the most enviable defendable position in the

marketplace.

●Advertise and promote with precision.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.

●Hire, train and motivate with confidence.

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Discover the primary motivation of human beings●Identify the most enviable defendable position in the

marketplace.

●Advertise and promote with precision.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.

●Hire, train and motivate with confidence.

●Assurance that your entire team is on the same page.

●Insure you are a giant step ahead of the competition.

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Discover the primary motivation of human beings●Identify the most enviable defendable position in the

marketplace.

●Advertise and promote with precision.

●Make your products and services virtually unassailable.

●Hire, train and motivate with confidence.

●Assurance that your entire team is on the same page.

●Insure you remain a giant step ahead of the competition.

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AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTION

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Every social problem will be resolved.

The enormous deficits will decrease accordingly.

The political process will be changed so it empowers America.

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AMERICAFROM SELF-

DESTRUCTION

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Every social problem will be resolved.

The enormous deficits will decrease accordingly.

The political process will be changed so it empowers America.

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Every social problem will be resolved.

The enormous deficits will decrease accordingly.

The political process will be changed so it empowers America.

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Every social problem will be resolved.

The enormous deficits will decrease accordingly.

The political process will be changed so that it empowers citizens and America.

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ELEVATE THE HUMAN CONDITION

WORLDWIDE

HN = GT

This knowledge will enable nations to resolve their social problems. Doing so will improve the lives of millions while insuring that nations are solvent and assets to the global community.

This knowledge leads to a new political system that empowers human beings and nation-states.

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ELEVATE THE HUMAN CONDITION

WORLDWIDE

HN = GT

Applying the correct equation (theory) will enable every country to resolve its social problems.

Besides governments becoming solvent, the quality of life will be enhanced for billions of citizens.

“HN = GT” also leads to modifications in the political process that empowers citizens and nation-states.

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ELEVATE THE HUMAN CONDITION

WORLDWIDE

HN = GT

Applying the correct equation (theory) will enable every country to resolve its social problems.

Besides governments becoming solvent, the quality of life will be enhanced for billions of citizens.

“HN = GT” also leads to modifications in the political process that empowers citizens and nation-states.

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WORLDWIDE

HN = GT

Applying the correct equation (theory) will enable every country to resolve its social problems.

Besides governments becoming solvent, the quality of life will be enhanced for billions of citizens.

“HN = GT” also leads to modifications in the political process that empowers citizens and nation-states.

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WORLDWIDE

HN = GT

Applying the correct equation (theory) will enable every country to resolve its social problems.

Besides governments becoming solvent, the quality of life will be enhanced for billions of citizens.

“HN = GT” also leads to modifications in the political process that empowers citizens and nation-states.

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What is being described…

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A succinct yet comprehensive plan has been developed.

(1) We can restore, fortify and preserve America for our children and future generations?

How are we to proceed now that:

(2) We can improve the quality of life for billions of people around the world?

All that is missing are the resources to put it into action.

It is surefireand ready for implementation.

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Those with the mindset to help save America and change the world will offer to join the task force.

At the beginningof the presentation, I promised that I would not ask you for a donation.

They will do what they can to assist us according to their industry.

We are assemblinga task force of executive managers and members of the board.

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Whether or not you join the task force, you can help in two important ways:

We will consult with those who join the task force.

We will advise you on name branding, company position, and review your advertisement campaigns, ad copy and promotionalefforts.

(2) You can invite us to your next board meeting.

(1) You can give us critical feedback.

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