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The Third Face of Coins

Martin Kari
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Writers Apex

About

How many faces do coins have? If you answered two, then this book is for you. In it, the author explores the "third face" of coins--that extra aspect that often goes unnoticed. Here are twelve topics social, political, and philosophical--that have that third side to them. Join the author as he explores a colorful diversity of facts interspersed with his personal philosophies. Everything from the society of ants (just how much do we have in common with these creatures?) to the study of terrorism as a "disease" (how sick are we?) is covered. This is a philosophy for every man. No university degree is needed to follow the path laid out through these issues. Read with an open mind, and you will want to join the dialogue of tolerance encouraged by the author.

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