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It's classic pop psychology (which we've always loved) mixed in with some data points so it's like crack for the 'modern' bourgeois. So it's like 19th/20th cent
by sonnyblarney 8y ago
It's classic pop psychology (which we've always loved) mixed in with some data points so it's like crack for the 'modern' bourgeois. So it's like 19th/20th century political theory minus the ideology, plus the 'science' ... the ultimate 'educated' parlour room fodder!