Success is difficult but...

Tomorrow morning, you could wake up as a full-grown rhinoceros and:

• Charge your way to success


• Use audacity to reach your goals


• Be happier than you've ever been before


• Make your life an exciting adventure


• Have the persistence and tenacity necessary for success


• Never worry again


• Succeed at the world's most profitable hobby


• Achieve more and have a better balance in the six major areas of your life: financial, work, physical, family, social and spiritual

Scott Alexander has discovered the REAL secret of success: becoming a rhinoceros. Read Rhinoceros Success and go rhino! That's all there is between you and everything you've ever wanted to do or become in your life.

CHARGE!

In this book, you will find essays concerning philosophy, politics, economics, religion, science, culture, society, history, mathematics, and other topics. They are written in various styles, including conversations, stories and something close to rants. Volume II contains 35 essays written between 2015 and 2017.

If Scott wrote his own intro about them, he might have said:

You will probably disagree with many of these essays. That's okay. Some of them are even wrong, in the sense that I made a mistake or I misunderstood something. Some of them are really hard to understand, because I'm exploring an unfamiliar topic. Some of them are just jokes.

But I think if you read all of them, there will be quite a lot that will be true and useful to you.

I have been writing about this stuff online for years, but this is the first time my work is collected in one place on paper. I hope that these essays are interesting, thought-provoking, and at least somewhat informative.

Essays include:

• CBT In The Water Supply
• Guided By The Beauty Of Our Weapons
• It's Bayes All The Way Up
• Plus over 30 additional essays, book reviews and works of fiction.

WITH AN INTERVIEW WITH MARGARET KEANE

The full screenplay by award-winning Ed Wood writers Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski for acclaimed director Tim Burton's film Big Eyes, starring Amy Adams and Christoph Waltz.

A rare close-up look into a corner of the 1950s and '60s art world and a perfectly observed account of a dysfunctional marriage, Big Eyes tells the true story of Margaret Keane, an artist who lived and worked in virtual slavery while her husband, Walter, gained fame and fortune passing himself off as the creator of his wife's wildly popular paintings. The story of their toxic relationship would culminate in a Hawaiian courtroom, as Margaret ultimately fights to save her name and reclaim her art, during a heated public court battle.

This edition, illustrated with photos throughout, contains the complete screenplay, an afterword by the screenwriters, and an interview with Margaret Keane, the real-life subject of Big Eyes, by Tyler Stallings.

In this book, you will find essays concerning philosophy, politics, economics, religion, science, culture, society, history, mathematics, and other topics. They are written in various styles, including conversations, stories and something close to rants. Volume I contains 28 essays written in 2013 and 2014.

Essays include:

• Reactionary Philosophy In An Enormous Planet-Sized Nutshell
• Wirehead Gods On Lotus Thrones
• Meditations On Moloch
• The Toxoplasma Of Rage
• Plus 24 more

If Scott wrote his own intro about them, he might have said:

You will probably disagree with many of these essays. That's okay. Some of them are even wrong, in the sense that I made a mistake or I misunderstood something. Some of them are really hard to understand, because I'm exploring an unfamiliar topic. Some of them are just jokes.

But I think if you read all of them, there will be quite a lot that will be true and useful to you.

I have been writing about this stuff online for years, but this is the first time my work is collected in one place on paper. I hope that these essays are interesting, thought-provoking, and at least somewhat informative.

Watching a great leader is awesome to behold. Principles, ideals, and strategy are the primary fodder for discussion. The right decisions are made by the right people at the right time. Mistakes are treated as learning opportunities for everyone. Success is shared by all. There is connection and commitment, a sense of being a part of a larger whole. There is ownership. The leader seems to know just what to say (or not say) at the exact right time. But what does it take to be a great leader? How do you know when you've gotten there? Drawing on his experiences over the past thirty years as a karate student, Master Instructor and CEO/COO, Scott Alexander reveals the secrets to sustained successful leadership. This book gives you the tools you need to be a great leader and challenges you to push yourself toward increasingly greater impact.

In this book you will find essays concerning philosophy, politics, economics, religion, science, culture, society, history, mathematics, and other topics. They are written in various styles, including conversations, stories and something close to rants. Volume III contains 17 essays written in 2018 and 2019.

If Scott wrote his own intro about them, he might have said:

You will probably disagree with many of these essays. That's okay. Some of them are even wrong, in the sense that I made a mistake or I misunderstood something. Some of them are really hard to understand, because I'm exploring an unfamiliar topic. Some of them are just jokes.

But I think if you read all of them, there will be quite a lot that will be true and useful to you.

I have been writing about this stuff online for years, but this is the first time my work is collected in one place on paper. I hope that these essays are interesting, thought-provoking, and at least somewhat informative.

Essays include:

1. Bulls**t Jobs (Part 1 of ∞)
2. Can Things Be Both Popular And Silenced?
3. The Amish Health Care System

Volume III Also includes Scott's Popular and Controversial FAQs: The Anti-Libertarian FAQ and The Anti-Reactionary FAQ.

What is the cost of freedom?

For Tyler, a quick-witted fox with a love of running and a heart full of questions, the world is full of contradictions. Humans can be both kind and cruel, and the balance between living alongside them and rebelling against their oppression feels impossible to strike. When Tyler's dearest friend, Boxer - a once-mighty horse worn down by years of servitude - faces a life-threatening crisis, Tyler rallies an unlikely band of animals for a daring rescue.

But what begins as a mission to save a friend spirals into chaos, raising an old question that haunts the animal kingdom: Is revolution the answer? Guided by the cryptic Panther, torn between the brutal ideals of revolution and the tender connections he shares with humans like Charlie, Tyler must navigate a world teetering on the edge of upheaval.

The Battle for Boxer is a poignant and beautifully written tale of friendship, sacrifice, and the fragile line between justice and vengeance. Heartfelt, humorous, and thought-provoking, it asks readers to consider what we owe to each other-and to the earth we share.