Full Paranoid Mode
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Other Practices, Fiction & Literature, Short Stories, Social & Cultural Studies, Social Science
| Author: | Tim T. Neymor | ISBN: | 9781513006185 |
| Publisher: | Tim T. Neymor | Publication: | March 25, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Tim T. Neymor |
| ISBN: | 9781513006185 |
| Publisher: | Tim T. Neymor |
| Publication: | March 25, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Full Paranoid Mode is a collection of paranoid conspiracy ideas that will leave you wondering if they are true, and believing that they are. This book has information you can verify, deciding for yourself how paranoid you should really be.
The chapters are mostly short, each separate from the other, easily readable throughout your day when you have breaks from the life others have made for you.
Some chapters get into the technical detail of what is happening, thorough explanations but short and to the point. This is not a book with fluff and filler. No long winded descriptions. This book does not talk ABOUT ideas: it tells you what is happening straight out.
This book does have a few chapters on known conspiracies - 9/11, government spying - with viewpoints and histories you may not have heard before (the Soviet Union was behind 9/11).
But unlike most conspiracies out there this book deals almost exclusively with things that you interact with in your daily life. You won't have to be concerned about what is happening in Washington, you will be concerned about your light bulbs, your TV, your car, your cell phone, your body, clocks, calendars, elevators, the sports events you go to, and even your Christmas tree.
You won't be paranoid about what "they" are doing, you will be paranoid about what YOU are doing.
Full Paranoid Mode will do just that: put you into Full Paranoid Mode about your everyday life.
Full Paranoid Mode is a collection of paranoid conspiracy ideas that will leave you wondering if they are true, and believing that they are. This book has information you can verify, deciding for yourself how paranoid you should really be.
The chapters are mostly short, each separate from the other, easily readable throughout your day when you have breaks from the life others have made for you.
Some chapters get into the technical detail of what is happening, thorough explanations but short and to the point. This is not a book with fluff and filler. No long winded descriptions. This book does not talk ABOUT ideas: it tells you what is happening straight out.
This book does have a few chapters on known conspiracies - 9/11, government spying - with viewpoints and histories you may not have heard before (the Soviet Union was behind 9/11).
But unlike most conspiracies out there this book deals almost exclusively with things that you interact with in your daily life. You won't have to be concerned about what is happening in Washington, you will be concerned about your light bulbs, your TV, your car, your cell phone, your body, clocks, calendars, elevators, the sports events you go to, and even your Christmas tree.
You won't be paranoid about what "they" are doing, you will be paranoid about what YOU are doing.
Full Paranoid Mode will do just that: put you into Full Paranoid Mode about your everyday life.
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