“This remarkable book reveals a new paradigm of thinking and sets out a simple, mental methodology that can be learned and used many times every day to great advantage by the reader in all aspects of life.

“The ‘hard sciences’ like physics and mathematics have long had an unfair advantage over the humanities. The prevailing lack of scientific thinking in modern-day humanities has seen the disciplines of modern philosophy, psychology, history and politics veer seriously away from the intellectual challenges that rightfully should be applied to them.

“The revolutionary principles explained in Mr Alexanderman’s book, if applied by humanities academics, would help them restore their lost credibility and ultimately allow their disciplines to be elevated and seen as true sciences. In reality, it seems doubtful that this would actually appeal to those professors and students that have thrived in an environment where any postulate is given equal value to any other, whether valid or not.

“The book gives a few examples of how to apply the new paradigm of thinking to contemporary issues, and show how accepted ideas are in fact built on sand.

“The value of this book vastly exceeds its price by many orders of magnitude. It will be potentially life changing for most readers who grasp the importance of validating ideas and postulates for themselves instead of relying on consensus opinions or ‘fake media’. This book is a definite must-read.”