Quantum Feelings by Johnson Robin (9 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The pills work. That's the problem.NeuroEase can stabilize a panicking teenager in forty-five minutes. It's FDA-approved, federally funded, and scaling fast. What it can't do is explain why an entire generation is anxious-or help them find their way back to themselves.Four MIT graduates have spent a decade approaching the youth anxiety question from different angles: a startup founder who built the pill, a psychologist who won't prescribe it, a professor designing nature-based alternatives the insurance system doesn't know how to reimburse, and a journalist whose platform is becoming the story she's trying to cover.As federal funding shifts and institutional trust collapses, their separate efforts begin to converge-not neatly, and not without cost. Their innovations are messy, human, evoking the hopepunk spirit of Kim Stanley Robinson's The Ministry for the Future - grounded in the possible, not the perfect.This is a story about the people doing the work: a warm, diverse ensemble of Millennials navigating ambition, connection, and identity as personal journeys against a backdrop of America's broken public health system. Think Becky Chambers' warmth - where identity is lived rather than debated.What readers are saying: "One of the smartest and most timely novels I've read in years." - Amazon reviewer"Brainy, romantic and hopeful - just the antidote I need." - Verified reader"Hopepunk: the genre I didn't know I was missing." - Verified reader"No one is a villain. Each character sincerely wants to help - and their conflict reflects the ethical dilemmas we're all navigating." - Goodreads reviewer"The proposed solution actually seems viable. It gives me hope there are other options besides over-medicating this anxious generation." - Verified reader A literary speculative fiction novel about anxiety, innovation, and a Boston-based hopepunk ensemble of Millennials with the courage to heal differently. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The pills work. That's the problem.NeuroEase can stabilize a panicking teenager in forty-five minutes. It's FDA-approved, federally funded, and scaling fast. What it can't do is explain why an entire generation is anxious-or help them find their way back to themselves.Four MIT graduates have spent a decade approaching the youth anxiety question from different angles: a startup founder who built the pill, a psychologist who won't prescribe it, a professor designing nature-based alternatives the insurance system doesn't know how to reimburse, and a journalist whose platform is becoming the story she's trying to cover.As federal funding shifts and institutional trust collapses, their separate efforts begin to converge-not neatly, and not without cost. Their innovations are messy, human, evoking the hopepunk spirit of Kim Stanley Robinson's The Ministry for the Future - grounded in the possible, not the perfect.This is a story about the people doing the work: a warm, diverse ensemble of Millennials navigating ambition, connection, and identity as personal journeys against a backdrop of America's broken public health system. Think Becky Chambers' warmth - where identity is lived rather than debated.What readers are saying:'One of the smartest and most timely novels I've read in years.' - Amazon reviewer'Brainy, romantic and hopeful - just the antidote I need.' - Verified reader'Hopepunk: the genre I didn't know I was missing.' - Verified reader'No one is a villain. Each character sincerely wants to help - and their conflict reflects the ethical dilemmas we're all navigating.' - Goodreads reviewer'The proposed solution actually seems viable. It gives me hope there are other options besides over-medicating this anxious generation.' - Verified reader.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Quantum Feelings, Inc. | Robin Johnson | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Quantum Feelings Media | EAN 9798995381303 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.