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"Once again, it means honoring the nobler ideals of world peace, economic equality, egalitarian civil rights, human potential, and spiritual enlightenment. It means sharing a new, perhaps revitalized generational zeitgeist--that tenacious obsession with the perfectibility of the human condition. The stuff of truth." Oh please.
The stuff of truth? A book on how to market to an elderly person's insecurities with the promise of "perfectability." That is the stuff of manipulation. What a charming plug for a book I don't want.