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Crazy, Strange, and Disruptive Ideas
By: Martin K. Ettington
Narrated by: Martin K. Ettington
Length: 1 hr and 44 mins

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Summary

What are the bounds of thought? And how do we know if an idea is completely insane, or just a paradigm change?

In this audiobook, we explore Insanity, Crazy, Strange, and Disruptive ideas, and just some thoughts and stories.

And what are disruptive ideas or ideas which break currently accepted paradigms?

My goal is for you, the listener, to expand your minds to think "outside of the box" and not immediately condemn or make fun of new ideas just because they sound weird or wacky. Who knows? These new ideas might actually change the world for the better.