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Thus, he contrasts the “latin race” with the “anglo-saxon race,” taking examples from history to illustrate his points.
What to do with the information, he leaves for others.
Rumors also circulate widely, whether that’s right-leaning rumors (bill gates is using 5g to control us with the vaccine!
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Great reading for understanding how individuals appeal to a mass collective.
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Sure enough, it turns out that both hirler and mussolini were avid students of lebon‘s work.
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It's justifies the decision of the hermit and promotes the ideal that intelligence loses out to ignorance.
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It touches on examples in history but fails to mention asian examples and others.
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This book should be reviewed in high school and college classes.
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The author was way ahead of his time.
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This work explains why crowds are 'stupid'.
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The last chapter, dealing with the demise of civilization[s] is most interesting.
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Tells you what makes people tick; explains the crazy actions of people today when you see demonstrations.
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