Review of “The Opposite Way”
“The Algorithm Called ‘Me’” The first introduction of the book is provocative. It shows “me” without explaining what “self-awareness” is. The consciousness we have of ourselves is mostly an automatic thought that takes place in the so-called unconscious mind, and the fact that it is nothing more than an algorithm that was formed in the Stone Age and has not been properly updated is quite shocking. The power of the straightforwardness that reveals itself in a hundred days without any ritualistic gestures, not because of ignorance but because of its power, is tremendous. Readers have no choice but to accept it without any excuses. I felt it was the most powerful persuasive argument. Courage to show a garbage dump full of self-awareness The next step is to stubbornly dig into the greediness of the automatic defense mechanism created by self-awareness. It delves into how typical comments on success stories and methodologies are derived from what kind of basic psychology. It shows that the ...