Utterance and development

This book is a recipe for development and democratic reinforcement.

To get the potential of our culture, and saving it, the citizens has to know the basic factors for development. This 2 - 3 hours easy read -based on ancient Greek thinking- presents the first principles for knowledgebuilding, to improve politics, business, teaching, and democracy. Prosperity, ethics, and sustainability, improvement and development is about having an understanding of communication, cooperation, science and a knowledgeseeking attitude. The thinking has a preventive effect on bullying and tyranny, - a problem in the West- bringing out the potential of the individual and society.
>Review on amazon.com (USA)
5.0 out of 5 stars "Crucial and crystal clear on debate and dialog in a fact-finding democracy.
>Review on amazon.de (Germany)
5.0 out of 5 stars" (...) In a world where our future hinges upon the responsible citizens we nurture today, this book serves as a guiding light. It reminds us that time is of the essence; we cannot afford to let our talents go untapped or be suppressed by the destructive forces that hinder reason. By addressing issues such as stupidity, tyranny, selfishness, greed, and hubris, Utterance and Development offers practical solutions and a framework for building a more harmonious society.
What sets this book apart is its uplifting tone. Instead of dwelling on the problems, it focuses on empowering readers to effect positive change. With each turn of the page, you'll be filled with a renewed sense of hope, knowing that a brighter future is within our grasp if we embrace democratic thinking and apply it in our lives. (...) "

5 out of 5 stars "Dialectics training is important for business.
Rezension aus Deutschland vom 16 October 2023
I liked 1) the concentrated presentation of dialectical thinking in and on reality. 2) the clear structure of the four-part booklet and its educational quality. 3) The authors explain his emphasis on 'the first principle' (on page 14 and in chapter 3). 4) the elegant demonstration of the connection between present-day dialectics with roots in ancient Greece for more than 2300 years ago. 5) The mainly short sentences make it easy to read and enhance the learning of the dialectical technique and its logic, by being able to easily repeat content that is important for understanding, and apply it yourself."