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Hubbard claimed in Science of Survival that a few weeks of Dianetics training qualifies any intelligent man to a better and much less harmful job of exorcising demons from the insane
than a practitioner who studied for twelve long years.
But Dianetics is also, to some, a strange and frightening thing. It invades
and enlightens so many fields and activities that it cannot but search
out and expose those who profit by ignorance and suppression and whose
sole importance rests upon their ability to control other human beings.
Where is the revolutionary leader, who by teachings of hate and
prejudice would unseat a government, when his troops suddenly
understand that the ideology he preaches is ancient and passe? Where is
the society which existed to cure (but did not) some dread disease
which Dianetics can nullify with ease? Where will such a society get
more funds? And what of the practitioner, who studied twelve long years
to become an expert in exorcising demons from the insane, when he is
suddenly informed that a few weeks of study in Dianetics qualifies any
intelligent man to do a much better-and much less harmful-job?
Hubbard, L. (2007) Science of Survival, Los Angeles, Bridge Publications, Inc.
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