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No Book Writing - For MORE Democracy!

Vera Ansén

Publisher: BoD - Books on Demand

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Summary

Writing? ... This painstakingly acquired skill - not for you, you say? But reading, well, that's fine? Let's rethink this.
Writing has shaped how we share knowledge, challenge ideas, and build the world we live in. Let's not leave the narratives to others - especially those who seek to control them.
It's not just what we experience, everything we read shapes our awareness, our ability to listen, and the decisions we make. Writing is how we pass on knowledge, question authority, and imagine new possibilities. What we write today influences not just AI models but also future writers and thinkers, helping them discover new solutions.
Human feedback has always been and remains the key to a future where we can thrive together.
Think along. Speak up. Get involved. And WRITE!
That's how we keep stories alive. That's how we shape the future.
Available since: 03/21/2025.
Print length: 100 pages.

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