Publisher's Synopsis
A "mememe" attitude has been snowballing in America since the earliest days, and it is getting more dangerous by the generation. I explain the fervor and mindset that begins our cultural decline that extends through the centuries and culminates into today's social changes . Some of these changes are desperately needed while others result in lost lives. The 17th century witchcraft atrocities was not the result of a medical malady, some type of psychosis/disorder or "something in their wheat" as most historians conclude. This book will provide the common sense answer without any grandiose diagnosis from historians, researchers and so-called experts. Explore how simplicity explains and ended the hysteria that once tore apart our populace. See how this childish, elementary, fear mongering rush to judgement and simple, false accusations and hatred has ended lives throughout the American centuries, only to continue this absurd behavior time and time again, which will inevitably lead to our cultural decline. After many centuries of debate and, apparently, unable to learn from our mistakes, I have quite simply solved one mystery only to see it continue to this day. By using simple subjectivity, we can help to calm the mass hysteria that evolves from wanting to believe something that isn't true. As we solve this 17th century embarrassment, we constantly repeat this bad behavior in political, social and personal circles. From covid and presidential campaigns, to cabinet nominees, congressmen and the innocent bystander, our need for truth has disappeared, replaced by fear mongering, hatred and egomania. This must stop!
