The Death of Human Logic

About the Book

The book is a satire directed at human behaviour, particularly in regards to human priorities to choose between acts of humanitarianism and greed.

The author notes that politics indeed is part and parcel of life but no where is it so vividly portrayed than in education and at the work place to satisfy human obsession with greed.

Then he admitted, I cannot deny my role in that but that cannot justify it.

Perhaps, there is somebody out there who can justify my role in human’s obsession with greed and that person may provide an answer to the question that influenced the writing of this book.

Finding somebody to answer that question below the author claims is the reason for writing the book.

The question:

How can we humans not see that it is fair to treat others the way we would like others to treat us?

Indeed somebody has answered the question.

Find out who that person is and her answer in the book.

Dedication:

This book is dedicated to my parents and my friends who are no longer with us to share my thoughts with me:

My parents

Mr. Yoon Choy Lian, the founder of Mandarin Court Restaurant in Ottawa Canada

Mrs. Celia Kirlew, the wife of my friend Robert Kirlew

Mr. Monte Christie, professor of Management Algonquin College

Mr. Zoran  Solajic the husband of Maja tennis colleagues

Mrs. Carolyn Dixon former employee, Algonquin College

Mr. Michael Bencina, a tennis colleague

Mr. Des. Perkins a tennis colleague

Mrs. Sylvianne Morin

Mr. Jeremy Symko a tennis colleague

My Appreciation:

I am indeed indebted to my friends Aldo Cimpello and Rachael Murphy who have taken the time to critique the manuscript on my request.

About the Author

The Author born and raised in Ghana, West Africa is now living in Ottawa, Canada.

He has been privileged to visit countries in the four continents of the world partly because of his brother’s career as Ghana’s ambassador to various countries.

Even though his education and work experiences focused on the areas of Commercial Law, Economics, Accounting and Statistics, the author’s fascination with life which resulted in writing of this book does not address those areas. Instead, he credits his fascination with life to the psychological insight of the total human behaviour.

Without the social network that he has developed through amateur sports and traveling, writing of this book and the others that he has authored would have been impossible, he noted.

I am therefore contented with life re-echoing my experiences in traveling and with my sports connections without the other aspects of my life to avoid talking about the politics of life that is driven by human obsession with greed, he explained.