The Human Science

The object of this book, which is addressed to all cultured men and women, is to set forth the primitive manifestations of love and to throw light on those strange emotional climaxes which I have called "Metaphysical Eroticism."

The Publisher of the following short Account of the AETHER having prepared, and successfully made Use of it in his private Practice, for several Years, has at length determin'd to endeavour to extend it's Utility, by thus making it public; as he knows of no one who has ever published it's medicinal virtues.

From one of the most outspoken and prolific authors that spoke out for a total free press, including one that published erotica, with the intent of making the subject normal, rather than a hidden taboo. This book is a psychological view of mankind's warped view of sexuality, and he preferred the open, and honest discussion of the matter.

In issuing this little book I have been actuated by a desire to do something towards the removal of a lamentable degree of popular ignorance.

A plea from an androgyne to the public to understand their predicament, and stop the unwarranted persecution by homophobes and the church, since this is an anomaly that happened in the womb or at birth. In today's world we are discovering that pollution and drugs are causing gender-bending in the psychology, biology, and anatomy of both men and women. Fake milk sold to families in the 1950s to replace breast milk cross-wired neuropathic lines and changed many women into lesbians. Water pollution is cross gendering men psychologically and giving them women's breasts. The church including the Mormons and their illiterate minions should be attacking the source of these problems, not the victims.

Passion is the motivator for change, the motivator of invention, the motivator of love. Ms. Boole takes a logical look at passion and how we should perhaps direct its influence for the betterment of all mankind.

In the sub-title to the following work, I have used the word "Confessions"-not to mislead the reader, but because to confess is one prominent idea of its author. It is a work in which confessions of the impotence of the healing art, as that art has been usually understood, greatly abound; and in which the public ignorance of the laws of health or hygiene, with the consequences of that ignorance, are presented with great plainness. The world will make a wiser use of its medical men than it has hitherto done, when it comes to see more clearly what is their legitimate and what their ultimate mission. -- Large Print 15 point font.