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The Book - G. Mendoza
Table of Contents
Title
Copyright
Introduction Questions
Chapter 1: Generation
Chapter 2: Responsibility
Chapter 3: Politics
Chapter 4: Government Involvement
Chapter 5: Personal Choices
Chapter 6: Music
Chapter 7: History
Chapter 8: Bigger than Ourselves
Chapter 9: Equality or Equal Opportunity
Chapter 10: The Pendulum Effect
Chapter 11: Immigration
Chapter 12: People with Disabilities
Chapter 13: Nothing Is Free
Chapter 14: Offending
Chapter 15: Stress
Chapter 16: Guns/Firearms
Chapter 17: Voting
Chapter 18: Mental Health
Chapter 19: Failure
Chapter 20: Deafening Silence
Chapter 21: Life
Chapter 22: Religion
Chapter 23: Climate Control
Chapter 24: The Bottom Line
Conclusion
About the Author
cover.jpgThe Book
G. Mendoza
ISBN 979-8-89309-857-0 (Paperback)
ISBN 979-8-89309-858-7 (Digital)
Copyright © 2024 G. Mendoza
All rights reserved
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Introduction Questions
Where to start? As we move from generation to generation, have we lost our ability to be creative? Have we given in too much and relinquished some of our freedoms? Has the ability to govern rationally disappeared? Do we place too much emphasis on celebrities or hold them to such a lofty position that the celebrities feel that they have control? In the arena of progress, do we take shortcuts that have or are in the process of creating disastrous results? Has the belief that an international enemy's plan to wage war upon us from within come true?
This book delves into these questions and more from an individual's point of view. Remember that each one of us learns and lives from our shared and individual experiences. Keeping this in mind, there is no wrong or right in what we have learned. When we look at what we have learned and employ every day, there is a moral consideration that must be viewed. Depending on where you stand, the outlook is always different.
Chapter 1
Generation
There is no one generation. A single generation does not exist by itself but is part of multiple generations. No one generation should take precedence over the others; they
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