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Thomas Paine rallied Americans to a new sense of themselves and their possibilities. Judah Freed does likewise for citizens of the planet. - Bill McKibben, The End of Nature; Falter; The Global Climate March Making Global Sense is a vital and wonderful book, well written and inspired. - Barbara Marx Hubbard, Conscious Evolution. Making Global Sense is at once vast and tangible, disturbing and inspiring. - Ocean Robbins, CEO, Food Revolution Network;Yes! Magazine Making Global Sense by Judah Freed is truly a masterpiece. - Don E. Beck, PhD, Spiral Dynamics Making Global Sense is compelling in its ideas and wonderful in its personal elements! - Herb Goldberg, PhD, The New Male; The Hazards of Being Male Making Global Sense is an inspirational, timely, empowering call to action. - Marian McCain, Elderwoman; GreenSpirit. The book offers us real hope when we need it most. - John Mackey, Conscious Capitalism; CEO, Whole Foods The book is clear-eyed and novel. - Jules Pretty, OBE, The Edge of Extinction Judah Freed holds an unflinching mirror up to human nature and offers a blueprint for the spirit and substance we will need to survive and thrive on Planet Earth. - Terry Tamminen, author, Lives Per Gallon.. Beautifully written, engaging and inspirational, this transformational book is a must-read for enlightened thinkers and instruments of change. - Jill Heinerth, filmmaker, We Are Water.

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JUDAH FREED is an author, journalist, speaker, educator, and consultant. A journalist since 1976, starting at Denver newspapers, he mainly wrote for the top U.S. and European media trade magazines, pioneering industry press coverage of the internet, interactive digital TV, distance learning, and new media social effects. His work in the 1990s drew invitations to speak on four continents. He holds a double BA in journalism and communication from the University Without Walls at Loretto Heights College (Regis) with independent graduate research in communication at Antioch. He serves on the American Society of Journalists and Authors' First Amendment Committee. Judah is a cancer survivor, active in the men's movement, works as a publishing consultant, and lives in Colorado. THOMAS PAINE (1737-1809), an English-born writer and activist, is renown for his 1776 essay, Common Sense, a pivotal call for American independence and democracy. Paine's ideas were influenced by Locke, Burke, Voltaire, Rousseau, Hume, and related philosophes in the social movement called The Enlightenment.

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