Nature Instead of Utopia

This book shows the foundations of human culture that unite people and both sexes. Without such a culture, individuals and both sexes fall apart, misunderstand each other, get into conflict, hurt each other, upset the balance. Understanding this and how human culture works is crucial to building a fulfilling life and functioning society. One of the fundamental failures of all feminist waves has been, and continues to be, a complete misunderstanding of the relationships outlined here. This book develops arguments that have never been presented in context by other authors. The work deals with a human universal that is just as fundamental and important as language: a culture that connects both sexes through the complementarity of sexes. Comprehensive scientific evidence, plus documentation of harmful woker campaigns and identification of the cause of social aberration are the main themes of the book. It can therefore be regarded as one of Jan Deichmohle's main works, on the basis of which the rest of his non-fiction can be understood. An appendix highlights previously overlooked consequences of mass migration. Our society is obsessed with pseudo-problems that would not exist without its obsession. In doing so, it creates massive real problems that it just as obsessively and indignantly denies.