Isbn: 9798995775621 - reality matters: what you owe yourself (2 Ergebnisse)

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    • Sprache: Englisch

      Verlag: DEEPER PRESS, 2026

      9798995775621

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      Verlag: DEEPER PRESS Jul 2026, 2026

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      Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What if everything you were taught was built on ground that isn't there Most of what you believe, you were handed as a child - by people who never looked down to see whether the ground beneath their certainty was actually there. Reality Matters is an invitation, and a provocation, to look down now.In this unflinching book, Richard Hatch turns a single ruthless question on the things we are taught never to question - our bodies, our gods, our governments, our deaths. Not does this feel true but is it actually true What follows is not comfortable. It was never meant to be. Comfort, he argues, is precisely what our institutions sell us in place of what is real.You may know Richard Hatch as the original winner of Survivor - the man tens of millions watched win the first season of the show that reshaped television. What they don't know is the man who wrote this book: someone whose most meaningful work has taken place far from any camera, forged over two decades of paying a specific, personal price for the simple act of living honestly. He writes not from the safety of theory but from hard-won experience, with the same clear-eyed attention to what is actually there that once made him impossible to beat.This is not a demolition. On the other side of the discomfort is something those institutions are built to obscure, and something we are conditioned to avoid: ourselves, accurately seen.That is not a small thing. That is, in fact, everything.