About this book:
Why do we force each generation to reinvent the wheel?
Why do we think learning is only for children, developing our
world view at around age fourteen and stopping there?
Why do our elders only teach us what they know and believe,
not teaching the next generation to think for themselves?
This book does not offer an interpretation lens promising
happiness and wealth. It's a straight-shooting, rational breakdown
of the lessons and pitfalls of human existence, and you will be
challenged by its densely packed, objective presentation.
But you don't have to reinvent the wheel

About the Author:
Mr. Hogen has graduate degrees and varied work experience,
including aerospace engineering and sandwich making, worked
through life with autism, dysfunction, and Complex PTSD on his
own, comes from multiracial, multiethnic life experiences, holds a
PPL glider rating, has been an independent software author, and
has experienced love, breakup, loss, and decades of marriage,
with all it entails. He is not sanctioned by any known cultural institution to share his
thoughts on these topics.