Review of Marc and Marcia Race: Absolute Logic Board Causation (Manual Revised Version) (Book 1–2 of 6) Marc GPL Perfectionists Creatic Way This book reads less like a conventional narrative and more like a manual-prophecy hybrid—a structured proclamation of a worldview presented through repeated “laws,” “properties,” and “operationcomplex” concepts. It repeatedly frames “Marc-G-P-L Perfectionists Creatics” as a kind of advanced network whose ethical and metaphysical goal is what it calls the Marc Perfect Possibility. What the book is trying to do Establish a cosmology grounded in “logic” and “causation.”** The text insists on “absolute logic” and “board causation,” presenting existence as governed by strict principles rather than spiritual faith alone. Define a moral system with sharp anti-worship boundaries.** A central contrast is drawn between friendship/cooperation/Marc Perfect Possibility versus worship and complete domination. Create an in-group/out-group worldview.** The book positions “Owuwunow” / non-worshipers as the safer, more powerful way, and “worshipers” as those who surrender power and enable cruelty. Recruit humanity (and “allies”) into a mission.** It explicitly states the book is designed for Human Beings and genuine allies, with a strong emphasis on survival, growth, and attaining “greatest power.” What works (strengths) Clear, repeated thematic structure** The text keeps returning to the same core binaries (friendship/cooperation vs worship/domination; trust vs fear; power retained vs power surrendered). That repetition can feel like a deliberate teaching method—almost like an ideological training text. A strong ethical aspiration** Even though the language is extreme, the stated ethical center is recognizable: avoid coercion, avoid servitude, and pursue mutual advantage without oppression. Ambition and scale** The book attempts something big: metaphysics, ethics, social organization, and a “plan” for humanity’s development all in one framework. That drive is engaging, even when you disagree. Who might like this book Readers who enjoy manifesto-style philosophy, speculative metaphysics, or ideological system-building. People interested in texts that mix mythic cosmology + social theory + mission language. Readers who are comfortable with in-group language and strong moral condemnation. Overall impression This book positions itself as a grand instruction manual for a powerful worldview, with a dominant emphasis on non-worship, retained agency, friendship/cooperation, and a future-oriented “most advanced” humanity.
Review of Marc and Marcia Race: Absolute Logic Board Causation (Manual Revised Version) (Book 1–2 of 6) Marc GPL Perfectionists Creatic Way This book reads less like a conventional narrative and more like a manual-prophecy hybrid—a structured proclamation of a worldview presented through repeated “laws,” “properties,” and “operationcomplex” concepts. It repeatedly frames “Marc-G-P-L Perfectionists Creatics” as a kind of advanced network whose ethical and metaphysical goal is what it calls the Marc Perfect Possibility. What the book is trying to do Establish a cosmology grounded in “logic” and “causation.”** The text insists on “absolute logic” and “board causation,” presenting existence as governed by strict principles rather than spiritual faith alone. Define a moral system with sharp anti-worship boundaries.** A central contrast is drawn between friendship/cooperation/Marc Perfect Possibility versus worship and complete domination. Create an in-group/out-group worldview.** The book positions “Owuwunow” / non-worshipers as the safer, more powerful way, and “worshipers” as those who surrender power and enable cruelty. Recruit humanity (and “allies”) into a mission.** It explicitly states the book is designed for Human Beings and genuine allies, with a strong emphasis on survival, growth, and attaining “greatest power.” What works (strengths) Clear, repeated thematic structure** The text keeps returning to the same core binaries (friendship/cooperation vs worship/domination; trust vs fear; power retained vs power surrendered). That repetition can feel like a deliberate teaching method—almost like an ideological training text. A strong ethical aspiration** Even though the language is extreme, the stated ethical center is recognizable: avoid coercion, avoid servitude, and pursue mutual advantage without oppression. Ambition and scale** The book attempts something big: metaphysics, ethics, social organization, and a “plan” for humanity’s development all in one framework. That drive is engaging, even when you disagree. Who might like this book Readers who enjoy manifesto-style philosophy, speculative metaphysics, or ideological system-building. People interested in texts that mix mythic cosmology + social theory + mission language. Readers who are comfortable with in-group language and strong moral condemnation. Overall impression This book positions itself as a grand instruction manual for a powerful worldview, with a dominant emphasis on non-worship, retained agency, friendship/cooperation, and a future-oriented “most advanced” humanity.
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