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What if the greatest illusion in human history wasn't political, scientific, or religious-but geometric?For centuries, the world was taught to trust fixed shapes, equal sides, and rigid forms as the foundation of truth. From Euclid's symmetry to Newton's clockwork universe, an entire civilization was built on the belief that order requires centralization, stability requires sameness, and reality must conform to perfect, unchanging structure.But nothing in the living universe obeys this lie.Life bends. Space curves. Fields breathe.And humanity is awakening to a deeper geometry-one that has been hidden in plain sight.The Geometry of a Lie reveals how the old world was shaped by mechanical thinking and how that mental architecture became politics, empire, identity, and global unipolarity. It shows how biology, consciousness, ecosystems, and cosmic structure all reject rigid forms-and how the multipolar reality emerging today is not chaos, but coherence returning.In this groundbreaking, smooth-flowing exploration, Michael A. Dente takes the reader through:The hidden psychology of Euclid's symmetryNewton's geometry of domination and the rise of unipolar powerTopology, fractals, and the elastic nature of realityThe biology of decentralization and why life refuses central controlThe collapse of the old center and the rise of a multipolar worldThe emergence of the multipolar human-an identity built on elasticity, not rigidityThis is not a book about math.It is a book about how geometry shaped humanity's mind, how that mind created a rigid world, and why that world is finally dissolving into something more organic, more coherent, and more alive.A universe that once seemed mechanical now reveals itself as a field-a living topology of many centers, many intelligences, many ways of being.The Geometry of a Lie is a guide to understanding that transformation-and a map into the new consciousness rising
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