The Book of Emotional Stupidity

Why can't we think when we're hungry?

And why do we have nightmares?

And why don't we forget embarrassing memories?

We may feel pain because of emotions. This is what Dean felt after losing his father to COVID-19. Amidst his pain, he found himself wondering: What would life be like without emotions? Thus, he decided to put his feelings under the microscope for science.

In "Emotional Stupidity," Dean takes us on an amazing exploratory journey that delves into the origins of life and the end of the universe. During his journey, he answers questions that have long puzzled us:

- Why do we follow intuition?

- Were the good old days really "the good old days"?

- Why are we addicted to scrolling through negative news?

- And how does sad music make us happier?

By combining expert analysis, a wonderful sense of humor, and insightful facts about our inner lives, Dean discovers that emotions are not obstacles that hinder humans but rather what shapes our selves, our actions, and our human achievements.