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Escape from Evil by Ernest Becker — WisdomDeck honest review
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Escape from Evil

by Ernest Becker

Becker's posthumous sequel to The Denial of Death: how the fear of death drives us to heroism, scapegoating and evil. Dark and clarifying.

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  1. Evil is often the pursuit of heroism.
  2. Death anxiety fuels scapegoating.
  3. Know your immortality project.

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