Bradrick a Joyner

Ethics, Deductions, & Common Sense Bradrick a Joyner

Publisher Marketing: In life, we are faced with many choices. We are given the option to obey or rebel as we see fit. With a lack of direction, we can easily be detoured in reaching our goals. In Ethics, Deductions, and Common Sense we will discuss the "who we are?" and "what are we doing here?" We will incorporate the how and most importantly, analyze why. Finally, we will attempt to apply our findings. For any man who desires to improve his environment and wishes to excel in life; there is no gratification for anything less. Rest assured, a man searching will find that which is searched for. Taking one step further, we can manipulate what we search for in order to attract desirable findings. Through-out my life, I have asked many questions. All of which I have received answers. Some answers we have a difficult time comprehending or even recognizing, but it may be true that all answers reside within ourselves. We are everything, along with all the knowledge that ever was. This book contains the deductions that I have made, and the answers that I have recognized while traveling through-out this existence. Each chapter in this compact book attempts to shed Light on our thoughts, actions, and our motivations. We will discuss why and how they are so, from a more philosophical and ethical point of view, along with the logic and human nature that constitutes common sense. The conclusions from said discussions will be applied towards encouraging even better understandings for the future. I encourage the reader to question and dissect every statement through-out this book. Do not accept or deny any thought conveyed without inspection and reflection. Use this information to build upon your own. If this book is truly grasped, you will surely share all of the insight that you may ascertain. This book is not intended to encompass every single attribute of the human psyche, but rather is a compilation of certain dynamic "eureka moments" in which major realizations have been made. It is hoped that the material in this book will be well received for what it is - the ethical deductions made by a single individual. Never will I be finished learning, fore this would be the death of my consciousness. In my efforts to comprehend reality, I have searched far and wide for reason, purpose, and the understanding thereof. These are my findings, thus far.