Here’s Your Red Pill

Artificial Intelligence, Consciousness & the Political Hoax

By: Stephen Hawley Martin

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Albert Einstein said, “Reality is an illusion, albeit a persistent one.” Bestselling author Stephen Hawley Martin agrees, and adds, “It’s actually an illusion in more ways than Einstein thought or imagined.” Many think a great awakening to what Einstein knew and Martin has uncovered will occur in 2024, but will it? Political and media forces are at work in an effort to keep humanity in the dark and themselves in power. Martin’s goal is for them to fail and for the public to awaken to an astonishing truth that will set them free. That’s why he’s written what he refers to as a “Red Pill” in the form of this short book. He says it won’t hurt you to take this pill—you’ll likely be glad you did because it will open your eyes to a new way of seeing the world and your place in it that’s better than anything you could have imagined in your wildest dreams.

Not One of Martin's Best

The content is good, but is redundant of much of the material in Martin's (much better) book, _Fast Track to Higher Consciousness_. In places, this book comes off as annoyingly preachy. If you are well-read in New Thought and the New Physics (ala _Dancing Wu Li Masters_), you won't find anything new here. If you are a beginner in these areas, this book will give you a pretty good start.

Wow

This book was really good . It brought out the ideas I’ve been researching and delved into explaining my thoughts.

Biased and subjective.

Nothing new. Author did give credit, though to a list of people who wrote and taught the same things before him. His political views were a bad fit.

He talks about karma. Yet bad things happen to good people, positive people everyday.

He gives rules for ethical behavior in business but I don’t see them being followed by business or political leaders of his own party. Look at innocents who have died or been mutilated in past and current wars while many of the instigators live in luxury.

I need not go on. This book was a waste of time.