We've got issues: how you can stand strong for America's soul and sanity

Foreword: a letter from Dr. Phil

Introduction: we've got issues

The price and consequences of disruption

Think freely, speak freely

"Inclusive language" isn't inclusive, and it's barely language

It's the 2020s, but we're living in 1984

The dangers of rewriting

Deprogram yourself, because the truth is out there

We're doing our enemies' work for them

Programmed by algorithm (you're angry, they profit)

Censored by the algorithm

Avoid logical fallacies: presentism, confirmation bias, and positive bias

Are you open to changing your mind?

The dangerous temptation of victimhood

Sociograms and collective personality

The family is under attack

What are you modeling?

The dangerous erosion of faith

Science is under attack

Principle #1: be who you are on purpose

Principle #2: focus on solving problems rather than winning arguments

Principle #3: don't reward bad behavior or support conduct you do not value

Principle #4: measure all actions based on results, and all thoughts based on rationality

Principle #5: consciously choose which voices in your life deserve the most attention

Principle #6: do not stay silent just so others can remain comfortable

Principle #7: actively live and support a meritocracy

Principle #8: identify and build your consequential knowledge

Principle #9: work hard to understand the way others see things

Principle #10: treat yourself and others with dignity and respect

Conclusion: step onto the number line.

Foreword: A letter from Dr. Phil --

Introduction: We've got issues --

The price and consequences of disruption --

Part one: America's daily focus has changed. Think freely, speak freely --

"Inclusive language" isn't inclusive, and it's barely language --

It's the 2020s, but we're living in 1984 --

The dangers of rewriting --

gPart two: From what they're doing to what you're doing. Deprogram yourself, because the truth is out there --

We're doing our enemies' work for them --

Programmed by algorithm (you're angry, they profit) --

Censored by the algorithm --

Avoid logical fallacies : presentism, confirmation bias, and positive bias --

Are you open to changing your mind? --

The dangerous temptation of victimhood --

Sociograms and collective personality --

Part three: Family, faith, and community. The family is under attack --

What are you modeling? --

The dangerous erosion of faith --

Science is under attack --

Part four: The ten working principles for a healthy society. Principle #1: Be who you are on purpose --

Principle #2: Focus on solving problems rather than winning arguments --

Principle #3: Don't reward bad behavior or support conduct you do not value --

Principle #4: Measure all actions based on results, and all thoughts based on rationality --

Principle #5: Consciously choose which voices in your life deserve the most attention --

Principle #6: Do not stay silent just so others can remain comfortable --

Principle #7: Actively live and support a meritocracy --

Principle #8: Identify and build your consequential knowledge --

Principle #9: Work hard to understand the way others see things --

Principle #10: Treat yourself and others with dignity and respect --

Conclusion: Step onto the number line.