Hunter Havlin Adams III
The Neuropolitics of Being Human:
Solving the Impossible, Healing Our Mosaic Selves
What if someone proved that the story you’ve believed about being human fostered false memories of some people as superior — and others not quite human?
What if someone showed you a 2,500 year-old open secret *slave* spell that legalized inequality and is still in play — today?
No one taught you the neuropolitics of being human. Since you didn’t know — now you know.
This book disrupts. It hits a nerve. It rejuvenates hope.
This book is psychologically charged and emotionally explosive. It marries brain and consciousness research, simulation theory, political science, sociology, anthropology, philosophy, and ethics to hack history, humble hierarchies of dominance, and enact restful resistance.
Adams takes you on an adventure through the brain fog of bamboozlement, forests of falsehood, and valleys of invisible moral, political, and epistemic violence — toward a new horizon of truth at the edges of knowledge.
Adams exposes Slavery’s Strange Fruit, classifies Crimes Against Humanity with a ledger of 24 Ethnocide Harms, and explains Why Ancestors Matter.
Jazz shows us that we already have the improvisational power to solve the impossible. Our future Ancestors are counting on us.
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Born in Chicago, Hunter Havlin Adams III works at the intersection of cultural neuroscience, neuropolitics, complex systems theory, mental health, human rights, and the arts.
He is an associate at Chicago’s Center for the Collaborative Study of Trauma, Health Equity and Neurobiology, and a board member and co-founder of the Humanity Pact Alliance, a global civil society organization.
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