The Power of Human Sexual Fantasy: Effect over Sexual Orientation, Culture and Crime by Buckmore Jr, Alvah

The Power of Human Sexual Fantasy: Effect over Sexual Orientation, Culture and Crime (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781500534950)

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The Power of Human Sexual Fantasy: Effect over Sexual Orientation, Culture and Crime by Buckmore Jr, Alvah

The Power of Human Sexual Fantasy: Effect over Sexual Orientation, Culture and Crime

$14.50
The Power of Human Sexual Fantasy: Effect over Sexual Orientation, Culture and Crime by Buckmore Jr, Alvah

The Power of Human Sexual Fantasy: Effect over Sexual Orientation, Culture and Crime

$14.50
Format: Paperback
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The Power of Human Sexual Fantasy is a scientific thesis of human sexual fantasy to demonstrate a relationship between our sexual fantasies, or the lack of them, to our sexual orientation or sexual preferences. It clearly demonstrates human sexual fantasy as a "computer program" with a set of mathematically intensive algorithms using relationships and toolsets we have yet to discover or to develop. This book completely contradicts more than 20 major theories on the subject, and severely criticizes American psychiatry for its consistent failure to properly study the subject or to develop the medical science, technology and industry to re-program our sexual orientation and sexual identify to match our gender and the sex of our body. If offers a most significant breakthrough for us to understand sexual fantasies and its engineering applications to humankind.

Author: Alvah Buckmore Jr
ISBN-10: 1500534951
ISBN-13: 9781500534950
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 01/31/2014
Pages: 160
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.49lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.34d
By Alvah Buckmore Jr
By Alvah Buckmore Jr
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Alvah Buckmore, Jr., has been a published author since 1972 when he wrote a magazine article on amateur radio satellite communications. He served as an editorial contributor for Collier's Encyclopedia for the science of ballistics in 1983. He is self-taught on the science of ballistics, electronic communications and computer science. Before burning out and entering the U.S. Army near the end of the Vietnam War as a nuclear weapons technician, he attended Holyoke Community College studying psychology. However, during the course of his Primary MOS (Military Occupation Specialty), he was seriously injured and spent several years of recovery before attending the University of Massachusetts.

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