Think Like Beethoven

Executive Intelligence Review
Ebook
200
Pages
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About this ebook

Thousands of years in the future, in settlements lightyears away from Earth, mankind will continue to benefit from the work of Ludwig van Beethoven. Acoustics, resonances, atmospheres and air pressures, gravitational fields, even instruments might change, but Beethoven’s creativity and inspiration to creativity will still burst forth with overwhelming power.


A leading role in the spread of Beethoven’s influence over the progress of mankind, will have been played by the genius of Lyndon LaRouche. LaRouche insisted that genius can be taught (or evoked as Plato demonstrated in his famous Meno dialogue with a slave boy). You too, can think like Beethoven. And thinking like Beethoven can have life-changing and world-changing effects!


Beethoven’s approach to music has application to every aspect of the advancement of civilization. Here in the 250th anniversary year of Beethoven’s birth, we present six works of Lyndon LaRouche which make Beethoven’s methodology intelligible to you—so that you can make Beethoven a living part of your thinking process, and so that you can make your own immortal contributions to civilization.

About the author

In a lifetime of solving problems in economics, science and world affairs, Lyndon LaRouche again and again applied the methodology of Beethoven to great effect. LaRouche found Beethoven to be not only the greatest composer of music, but one of the greatest scientific discoverers in history.

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