Description
Book SynopsisOn devices like computers and smartphones it is possible to enable "Root Access". This gives a user privileged control over settings and insights into the operating system. Our brain is programmed similarly to a computer, through genetics, natural instincts, our upbringing and societal dogmas. To see through our own "settings" and "programming", we can use "Root Access Life, an analogy, meant to inspire open-mindedness. In a world overloaded with information and full of opposing narratives and conformity the need to understand our programmed mind has never been more crucial.
Through his psychological and philosophical explorations, Joah Ralf empowers readers to recognize and influence their own programming and to access the root of their own operating system.
Root Access Life is an empowering and enlightening book which inspires readers to question their own programming and guide them towards advanced autonomous thinking.
