Author Description

"No," is the start of critical reason and when said convincingly, can put things on hold. Either the nay-saying citizen is under heavy fire, or he is ignored by the public and the media. The Naysayer stands in a thankless but necessary task. That is the task of negativism. It's directed against appearances because appearances lie. This is a book for the critical iPod generation and for experienced thinkers. Guido Eekhaut (Leuven, 1954) is a journalist, writer, and philosopher. He writes for various weekly and monthly magazines and newspapers. He specializes in future thinking and is founder and president of Future Visions Unlimited, an organization that deals with the ascension of future visions.