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The Unindexed Mind: A Masochist's Reflection isn't a self-help book, a memoir, or a manifesto-it's a philosophical junk drawer spilled across the floor. In it, Tory Handcock questions everything from belief systems and artificial meaning to morality, chaos, authority, and the illusion of progress. The voice is raw, self-aware, often sarcastic, and deeply introspective. Part poetic rant, part philosophical street fight, this book isn't here to sell clarity. It's here to wrestle with it, mock it, and maybe find a strange kind of peace in the mess. From pondering why chaos came before all things…mehr

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The Unindexed Mind: A Masochist's Reflection isn't a self-help book, a memoir, or a manifesto-it's a philosophical junk drawer spilled across the floor. In it, Tory Handcock questions everything from belief systems and artificial meaning to morality, chaos, authority, and the illusion of progress. The voice is raw, self-aware, often sarcastic, and deeply introspective. Part poetic rant, part philosophical street fight, this book isn't here to sell clarity. It's here to wrestle with it, mock it, and maybe find a strange kind of peace in the mess. From pondering why chaos came before all things to building metaphysical Lego castles out of existential puke, the writing embraces contradiction, humor, and brutal honesty. If you've ever stared into the void and laughed-or wanted to-this is your invitation to join in. Just don't expect straight lines. That's not how this mind works.
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Tory Handcock never planned to write a book. He has ADHD, dyslexia, and a forklift job-and somehow, that turned into this. The Unindexed Mind wasn't outlined, edited to perfection, or written in a cozy cabin with a view. It was muttered into a phone between stocking shelves and existential spirals. He always figured his first book would be about zombies. Turns out, real life was weird enough. Thanks to technology, the stuff that once made school hard became the tools that made this possible. Whether you call that a glitch in the system or a feature, he's not sure. But he's grateful either way.