We are surrounded by stupidity, yet we rarely question its true meaning or source. If we can pinpoint someone else's stupidity, it's likely we're not. This is enough for most people.
In this provocative exploration of human behavior, philosopher and best-selling author Igor Sibaldi argues that stupidity is not a lack of intelligence, but rather an inability to transcend social norms and think independently. Through twelve core areas of human experience—including communication, wealth, and overcoming fears—it is usedHumor and sarcasm to help you inoculate yourself against stupidity, challenge your biases, and turn obstacles into opportunities.
Examining some of the most influential ideas from psychology, theology, and history in engaging and concise chapters, this book is an essential toolkit for navigating the chaos of modern life.
