Egonomics looks like one of the books that gets it right. I’ll be reviewing it in the new year.
egonomics: What Makes Ego Our Greatest Asset (or Most Expensive Liability)

Egonomics looks like one of the books that gets it right. I’ll be reviewing it in the new year.
egonomics: What Makes Ego Our Greatest Asset (or Most Expensive Liability)
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This book functions as a crash course in NLP, online marketing, entreprenurial thought, and content management. At the same time, it is a functional reality hacker’s manual, a tactical guide to fifth-generational warfare, and a technoshamanic chaos magick grimoire. We aim to be as cross-disciplinary as possible, and with a bit of ingenuity on the part of the reader, there might even be a hidden (or occult) alchemical treatise buried in the illustrations.
I wrote the above a while back, and I still think it’s the best functional description of The Art of Memetics. I just finished editing Chapter Five: Meta-Biological Organisms for the online first edition last night, if you’d care to see the changes
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