Random Rationality:
A Rational Guide to an Irrational World
Seemingly random in its width and breadth, Random Rationality tackles 20 issues from 5 disciplines that when woven together, paint a picture of the world today; both negative and positive, all the while explaining the subject-matter critically, rationally and simply including Philosophy, Science, Politics, Economics and Technology. Random Rationality answers and explores the following topics, as well as several others:
- Is Free Will Free?
- The Meaning of Life
- The Drug Wars’ Inhumanity
- A Simple Explanation of God
- The Future of Work, Energy and Food
Along with thirteen more chapters exploring and answering, all the while explaining in a short, sweet, and succinct-manner, our modern world. The book is available on Amazon Kindle, and is coming soon to iBook, Barnes & Noble and other eBook stores. And to have a bit of fun, Random Rationality is composed of 22 chapters, which are divided into 7 sections and that just happens to be an average of 3.14 chapters per section, which also just happens to crudely equal Pi (π), an irrational number, and a mathematical symbol. Mathematics is used to represent science and scientific laws. Therefore, Random Rationality is the literal word of science. The facts speak for themselves!
About the Author: Fourat Janabi
Get the Book on Amazon".....While exploring twenty-five countries on five continents, speaking bad Italian, horrible Spanish, and decent Arabic, I’ve befriended Americans, Arabs, Australians, Brazilians, Chileans, Italians, and New Zealanders, all while faithfully remaining the odd one out. Through four years of craziness, staring death in the face on four occasions, meeting hundreds of beautiful people, and exploring a myriad of new cultures, I now feel arrogant and important enough to commit my overvalued thoughts to fake paper and tell people exactly what to think. The culmination of all this randomness, is Random Rationality: A Rational Guide to an Irrational World...."
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