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~77 million psychopaths (Ps) are IMPERILED ⋂ my Amazon-/Microsoft-/VC-praised work ⋂ orgies “for free” ⋂ ~77M Ps . . . by Frank Ruscica is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is ~77 million psychopaths (Ps) are IMPERILED ⋂ my Amazon-/Microsoft-/VC-praised work ⋂ orgies “for free” ⋂ ~77M Ps . . . about?

Excerpt (minus Web links, images and most formatting of text): Re: Ps are IMPERILED (PsIMP) (reason 1 of 2) --Summary (details below)-- Psychopathy is substantially heritable. Via the burgeoning science of molecular genetics, many/most/all genetic markers for psychopathy will be identified soon. “Indefinite detention” of Ps could/should ensue, according to a leading psychopathy researcher who’s tenured at the University of Pennsylvania. Keywords re: “PsIMP (reason 2 of 2)” (details below) BURGEONING sciences of human reproduction; “superstar-biased” technological change Links to said praise for my work https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2005-02-13/one-more-thing-on-43-things (cached by Google) http://blogmaverick.com/2005/01/31/grokster-and-the-financial-future-of-america/#comment-7049 Keywords re: my work since 2005 (details below) innovation that’s designed to disrupt big/HUGE companies that compete against my planned startup Keywords re: orgies-for-free (details below) sciences of flow, “group flow” and complexity; “order for free” at “the boundary between order and chaos” (via complexity science); complementary “new science” re: “women, lust and infidelity”; women-FRIENDLY

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Author
Frank Ruscica
Publisher
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Published
2019
Language
EN
Category
nonfiction

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