The Great Dimming -Revised
The Modern IQ Decline
Language: English - ISBN: 9789403920214
€5.32
Stone Gate Story Studio
Synopsis
The Great Dimming
The Modern IQ Decline
What if humanity isn't getting smarter—but slowly losing its ability to think?
Around the world, researchers are reporting an unsettling trend: after decades of rising intelligence scores, IQ levels are now declining in many developed nations. Attention spans are shrinking. Critical thinking is fading. Memory is weakening. Is it simply a change in education and technology...or is something far more profound happening?
In The Great Dimming, bestselling author Kevin B. DiBacco explores the science behind one of the most overlooked crises of our time. From ultra-processed foods, microplastics, environmental toxins, chronic stress, and poor sleep to social media addiction, digital overload, and sedentary lifestyles, this eye-opening investigation uncovers the hidden forces that may be reshaping the human brain.
Drawing on current research and practical solutions, DiBacco separates fact from fear, revealing what the evidence tells us—and, more importantly, what each of us can do to protect our cognitive health.
ur greatest resource is our ability to think!
It's whether we're willing to stop it before it's too late.
About Kevin DiBacco
Stop Starving. Start Selling. Keep Creating.
After 37 years in Hollywood and becoming a bestselling author, Kevin B. DiBacco has closed over 5 motion picture distribution deals and 6 book publishing contracts using the same proven sales system. Now he reveals exactly how artists in any medium can achieve professional success without compromising their creative vision.
From Creation to Cash: How a Bestselling Author & Filmmaker Closed 5+ Motion Picture Film Distribution Deals & 6 Book Publishing Deals, Using These Proven Methods. This book is written by an artist for all artists—not a professor teaching theory, but a practitioner sharing battle-tested wisdom.
The brutal truth? DiBacco endured 250+ rejection letters for his biography alone, yet still closed deals. His secret wasn't better art—it was better business. The same relationship-building skills that worked in film worked in publishing. The same professional presentation that impressed producers impressed editors.