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    Either I'm Onto Something or I'm a Nutjob

    By Daniel Wilson

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    Either I'm onto something... or I'm a nutjob. As the title suggests I'm exploring all of the ideas that go through my head and writing them down. So I'm one or the other, it doesn't really matter much to me.

    I explore some common ideas by looking at past philosophers and arguing with myself about what they said. Then I looked at other areas including energy, the multiverse and life. Which is really interesting stuff, at least more interesting than paying your taxes. So give it a read.

    It's a short collection of thoughts turned into a book. So who knows, there might be something really good in here.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJan 7, 2016
    ISBN9781326509330
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    Either I'm Onto Something or I'm a Nutjob
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    Daniel Wilson

    LT Daniel E. Wilson is a retired U.S. Navy SEAL and Health Facilities Planner. Dan has had an active life in business, local and state politics, and men’s and youth leadership programs. These experiences have lead Dan on a journey to write encouraging and insightful books and stories, as well as mentor others who have a desire to write. Dan's books to date include Shepherd’s Sword, and The "A.S.K." Series which has "The A.S.K. Force", "A.S.K. America"and his recent release "A.S.K. for Purpose", available in print and e-book formats. Shepherd's Sword is currently being made into an audio book, while A.S.K. America is also available in e-book form for Spanish.

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