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Zero Faux Given

Author: Hagendorf, Col

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Through research and insight gained from daily living, seemingly disparate topics such as healthcare, the military, prison, education, wellness, and the food industry to name a few are explored and examined. But the common thread running through these topics is that of authority-an authority that does not care about those it influences and serves. An authority, whether government, corporations, or another powerful entity, that is often perceived to be invisible, or even benignly inconsequential because of our country's emphasis on personal freedom and a market-based economy. In a voice that is as penetrating as it is compassionate, as concerned as it is hopeful, Rene shows how this type of authority is incapable of caring about individual lives, and how we knowingly and unknowingly hand ourselves over to it so that life decisions can be made for us, our problems solved. This, in turn, sets the stage for habitual disempowerment and a lifestyle that feels oddly not of our own making.

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Publisher Name	Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Author Name	Hagendorf, Col
Format	Audio
Bisac Subject Major	BIO
Language	NG
Isbn 10	1984055062
Isbn 13	9781984055064
Target Age Group	min:NA, max:NA
Dimensions	00.90" H x 20.05" L x 98.00" W
Page Count	220

Author Details

Rene Zero was born and raised in Indiana. He was a U.S Navy Hospital Corpsman who served in Iraq with a mortuary unit in 2005. Shifting from the rigors of combat he completed an undergraduate degree in Accounting and worked in mid-sized CPA Firm in Atlanta. Finding that accounting wasn't the best fit for him he returned to graduate school and received a Master of Public Administration degree before shifting to more creative endeavors. Zero Faux Given is his debut piece, which discusses trends in manipulation in American society.

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