The Parasitic Mind: How Infectious Ideas Are Killing Common Sense | 
so-soIs there truth or can truth just be made up or altered to fit a point of view or an agenda? That seems to be the case in many institutions. Well presented point. The draw back is the ego. The author is as self-righteous in his own way as much as those he is arguing against. He‘s not presenting he‘s bequeathing his wisdom.
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Dr. Gad Saad shows us how politically correct dogma is riddled with logical fallacies which are killing our common sense and rational debate. Our universities are endangering our freedom of thought and speech and has given us a brain virus. A mind virus that is corrupting the brains of students, professors and the public at large. Saad's enthusiasm for the much-neglected truth shines through this powerful book.
