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In the first part of this work, the author explains what a definition is, what criteria it must fulfill, and how these can be checked for their truth content. Trip succeeds, without the usual mostly difficult to understand terminology, to convey to the interested layman how he can come into the position to independently derive infallible, well-founded definitions. In this way, the individual is able to independently acquire complex topics of science and to test them for their plausibility, without a mentor. In addition, Trip specifies predicate and propositional logic towards a generally applicable, practical logic with which generally applicable truth values, both linear and non-linear in nature, can be established. Subsequent falsification of the relativistic world view. Due to the fact that the question of definition is a linguistic one, both solid basic knowledge of Latin and very good Abitur performance have a supporting effect. In the second part, the reader learns about fundamental logical errors in the evaluation of the actions of the total population in justified quotations and statements, derived from infallible and justified definitions of the first part, which can sometimes seem quite cynical. In the third part the arithmetic calculation of the immune system follows, whereby it is possible for the reader to judge whether a severe course with Sars Cov 2, related to its way of life and/or previous illnesses is expectable or not. Measures to ward off one are also pointed out. Certain grammar school, basic medical knowledge greatly facilitates the understanding of this calculation. In the fourth part, there is again a recourse to definitions and some topics of legal philosophy are dealt with. In the fifth and last part the topological proof of God is treated and its mathematical and definitional foundations, which culminate in the proof of the existence of God. Basically, this work requires little expertise, however, good grammar school and/or university knowledge in the subject areas of Latin, philosophy and mathematics eliminates missing understanding. By means of 17 graphics, 2 pictures and 20 tables the difficulty of complex and complicated facts is simplified . By consistently holding up the mirror as well as pointing out the corresponding consequences, Trip explains the moral - ethical and scientific oath of revelation of the mainstream. Trip accepts here no excuse: Who wants to know, must learn! For not to use the mind is ultimately to lose it. Gaius Musonius Rufus, Stoic, c. 30 - 102 AD. Those who do not want to know must not fret over the consequences. Trip Love, Stoic If you buy now, you have the chance of a self-determined life far away from government restrictions!

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