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41 of 54 found the following review helpful:
 Like Gravity: Unity and Meaning are Intrinsic to the Cosmos Sep 02, 2004
By Needle
The first chapter was somewhat difficult to read. I found that this was so initially because the author talked about so many seemingly disconnected and unrelated things that I was unsure what to make of the book and why he was talking about them.
Only as I read some more, did I see it all come coherently together, and as the many examples that he provided eventually built more evidence for his theory of a monolithic Natural Law that solves many problems in various divisions within science and religion and language and symbolism and within social and racial issues.
Mr. Romer discusses the historical and "politically-incorrect" fact of almost 100% White European/American supremacy in their own Modern Western Civilization's cultures and inventions, in their scientific accomplishments, and in their technology and medicine.
Romer then tells us just why this is important to the world and to the relationship to the informational-based purposes that are inherent to our own continued Human survival and that is also true for all species and for all of life.
There is a coherence and a natural hidden force behind our everyday world that allows us to recognize patterns, metaphors, analogies, symbols, and to develop languages based upon our experiences and consciousness.
This coherent and natural hidden force is slowly revealed by Romer in his many original examples and in his many colorful illustrations.
Reading this book will be quite a mind-expanding journey for the open-minded and for any of those capable of free and independent thought.
An April 2004 issue of Scientific American had a cover story on glial cells in the brain that echos many of the ideas in the glial cell chapter of the book.
This fact alone reveals the revolutionary and cutting-edge nature of what Romer explores in his book.
This also gives some actual scientific credibility to some of his radical ideas since these very same ideas are now being backed-up by much of the more recent and emerging scientific evidence through research.
Big changes are coming soon and based upon this new knowledge and Romer is one of the first to see it.
I do highly recommend that you read this book
by Romer for your own self and to discover these
recently uncovered scientific and religious insights
into these previously-hidden Natural Laws of the Cosmos.
7 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 This book can be read for free online Oct 06, 2010
By Jack
Just google the title and you will find it, complete and free.
Makes you wonder why, doesn't it?
Also, if the claims about how profound the books contents are true, then why haven't you heard of it before?
Also, if the author is such a brilliant genius, why hasn't he written anything else or done anything remarkable with his life?
Well, just go read some of it and you will find out.
You know those websites that get you to go to them with a clever tagline and then once you get to it, it just goes on and on, and you keep scrolling down, wondering, when will they finally tell you what exactly is in the product they are selling, and they just keep making all these promises about what the product will do for you and how amazing it is, and on and on and after scrolling down for what seems like forever, they ask you if you are ready to buy it and yet never told you anything? That is what this book is like.
Imagine if a college stoner got high and just rambled on and on about his cosmic awareness and how everything is just so amazing,but never once had an original insight. That is what the book reads like.
To get an idea of the intellectual caliber of the author, go to his Facebook page and see that Glen Beck is his hero. Not exactly a heavyweight thinker.
Sound good. Delivers nothing promised. An author infatuated with himself. Kinda like Glen Beck actually. A waste of time.
8 of 11 found the following review helpful:
Anit-semite hero Apr 07, 2010
By Stephen Kraisler
There is almost a 50-50 split of 1 or 5 stars review of this book. However, it is most illuminating the author calls "Bolshevism from Moses to Lenin: A Dialogue Between Adolf Hitler and Me", 'One of the best books I ever read..'
To get a small taste of the above book-the one that Steven Romer called (and I repeat) 'one of the best books I ever read..'
"This assembly comprised representatives of all the Jews of the world, including the Zionists. Their intentions were, in short, that the Jews should stay where they were and that the new Zion should simply have the purpose, first, to strengthen their political backbone, second, to gratify their arrogance, and last but most important, to provide them a state where they could carry on their dirty business without fear of detection.
For a fuller description of this book go to
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This is irrefutable evidence that Steven Romer is as racist and anti-semite as most of the reviews have charged
31 of 45 found the following review helpful:
A Sep 05, 2003
By Dave Neesan
Steve Romer has crossed a threshold with this ground-breaking work. He has taken a revolutionary view of the working of the human brain and thereby explained our place in the universe in a way previously done only by sages, philosophers and prophets. This book combines in many ways the aim of religion with the method of science and provides a lucid, rational explanation of life and the actions of the races of man. This is not a magical key to enlightenment, but it does show that Steve Romer will be known to our children and grandchildren for being to brain science what Jung was to psychology or von Braun was to rocketry: a true visionary.
11 of 16 found the following review helpful:
negative reviewers didn't read this book Apr 23, 2008
By L. belden
Don't be put off by the negative reviewers, they probably just stumbled upon this page through some unrelated amazon discussions. Notice how this book either gets five stars, or it gets one star. This book has a true scholarly spirit, and will really inspire you to want to absorb as much knowledge as you can. It's too epic, so i won't even speak about it. It's one of those things you just have to try for yourself.
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