Death by Dogma: The biological reason why the Left is leading us to extinction, and the solution

A beautiful tribute to humans across millennia and a solid warning for “Man to know Thyself”, and fast, before the rapid march to dystopia kills all chance of a return to a true utopia.

Its intriguing and unique. It is critique of political mentality that approaches it from a psychological perspective, looking to find the roots of our behaviour in our evolutionary past. I find it extremely persuasive.

This booklet is a follow up to Jeremy Griffith's introductory booklet 'THE Interview' which itself provides a succinct summary of the key tenets presented in his 2016 magnum opus Freedom: The End of the Human Condition. This is a critical development on Griffith's treatise, and what a breath of fresh air it is... Since FREEDOM was published (in 2016), we have seen an increasingly fragmented and divisive society, and the rise of social movements demanding change and freedom from oppression. And it's fair enough that people are fed up, but as Griffith explains throughout his work, "the dogmatic imposition of ideality on our upset reality just added more denial/​alienation/​unconscious bias—and worse still, it kills the freedom we need to be able to continue the upsetting search for knowledge in order to find the psychologically redeeming and relieving understanding of ourselves." He assiduously points out that only the "psychologically redeeming and relieving understanding of ourselves" can bring about the change we all strive for and deserve. He explains that only in understanding the source of our collective 'upset', can we be relieved of that condition, thus bringing an end to our 'human condition'. Will we break the shackles and be liberated to our full potential? I believe in time and with a growing awareness of our true nature as humans, which Griffith provides through his accountable biological explanation of the human condition, we will. The elucidation of Critical Theory and its derivatives in 'Death by Dogma' couldn't come soon enough, and as I said, is a breath of fresh air. Humanity has reached a tipping point, and a profound explanation of our divided nature is critical. Jeremy Griffith's words have never been more important, and thus 'Death by Dogma' — being the latest of his works — should be read and understood by all.