“Venus Retrograde” by Jay Turney Delivers a Bold Wake-Up Call to Society’s Complacency

In the philosophy and social science book “Venus Retrograde,” Jay Turney explains that in a world saturated with memes and sensationalized marketing tactics, Turney exposes the dangerous illusion that the impending apocalypse is just another product to be sold, reducing genuine threats to mere background noise.

Through a captivating exploration of people’s consumer-driven bubbles, “Venus Retrograde” sheds light on society’s diminishing ability to distinguish between manufactured perils and the very real dangers that threaten people’s way of life.

Turney boldly contends that the planet’s survival, its diverse ecosystems, and the well-being of privileged and marginalized communities are at stake, often minimized and trivialized by a system that has exploited people for centuries.

This thought-provoking work exposes the interplay between socioeconomic and political depredations, which not only perpetuate everyone’s collective destruction but also undermine people’s connection to the natural world—the very source of souls.

Turney compellingly argues that personal involvement, even on a psychological level, can make a significant difference in the face of these mounting crises. The book is an urgent call to action, urging readers to reclaim their agency and challenge the system that perpetuates exploitation and cover-ups.

Through Turney’s powerful prose, readers are inspired to recognize the profound impact they can have on their own lives and the world around them. Readers will surely be captivated by the unapologetic authenticity of “Venus Retrograde” as Jay Turney dismantles illusions and ignites the flames of awareness.

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“Venus Retrograde”
Author | Jay Turney
Genre | Philisophy & Social Sciences
Publisher | Booklocker.com
Published date | January 20, 2022

Author
Jay Turney was born in 1958 in Joplin, Missouri, straddling the cusp between the old ways under assault and the new ways themselves subject to reactive perplexity. After obtaining a degree in English literature, he traveled cheaply but extensively, read and consumed media omnivorously, and worked odd jobs until finally settling down. He lives on 22 acres in Galena, Kansas, surrounded by forest, prairie, and strip mines.

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