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Greed Addiction|Samina Rose

Greed Addiction : Why Power Is the Most Dangerous Drug on Earth

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Greed Addiction is a bold, trauma-informed critique of modern life's most celebrated illness: the compulsion for "more." Samina Rose argues that greed isn't simply a personal flaw-it behaves like an addiction that is rewarded by culture, protected by institutions, and disguised as success. When "never enough" becomes the atmosphere we breathe, housing turns into a speculative game, healthcare into a market, work into extraction, and human worth into performance.

Blending psychology, sociology, mythology, and moral tradition, Rose reveals what sits beneath accumulation: fear-fear of insecurity, fear of insignificance, fear of vulnerability. She draws a clear line between greed and power, showing how private appetite becomes public order, and how entire populations are trained into masking, comparison, and chronic self-blame. She connects these dynamics to Compounded Relational c-PTSD (CRC-PTSD), naming the widespread dysregulation produced by bureaucratic dismissal and constant evaluation-and how the same system sells self-optimization as the cure.

This book doesn't just diagnose. It shifts perception. Once you see greed as addiction to false safety-and power as addiction to false invulnerability-you can't unsee how the culture celebrates the illness and punishes the truth-teller. Greed Addiction offers a recovery framework rooted in truth-telling, embodied knowing, and collective liberation, reframing "enough" not as sacrifice but as revolutionary: shared dignity, shared security, and the capacity to feel safe without the mask.

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  • ISBN-13: 9798988246879
  • ISBN-10: 9798988246879
  • Publisher: Allegra
  • Publish Date: May 2026
  • Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.33 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.48 pounds
  • Page Count: 156

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