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The Conscious Phase Shift Theory'

Mark Giesbrecht
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Duration
1h 45m
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Independently Published

About

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. The Human Autopilot is Outdated.



​For over two decades, I've stood on a metaphorical ladder, observing the private "broadcasts" of thousands of individuals-from high-stakes pharmaceutical boardrooms to everyday living rooms. What I discovered is a biological glitch that defines our civilization: The Rot.



​We are running million-year-old survival scripts on twenty-first-century hardware. In The Conscious Phase Shift Theory, I move past the subjective noise of modern psychology to identify the cold, mechanical root of human friction: Jealousy.

Related Subjects

  • Good & Evil
  • Philosophy
  • Adult Nonfiction
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  • Social Science

Extended Details

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    Artists

    Mark GiesbrechtAuthor
    Andrew (Synthesized Voice)Reader