This small book is a manifesto for fuel competition and explains clearly why enough cars on our roads capable of burning multiple fuels will change the world. Fuel competition will not only help the United States improve its economic vitality, its national security, and its environmental health, it will also reduce pollution, help small farmers in developing nations rise out of poverty, and end the repression of women in OPEC nations. In this book you will find out how the problem got started and what YOU can do to help solve it. We have been the victims of oil's destructive monopoly long enough. Join the fuel competition revolution, starting right now with your own car.

This slim volume describes some of the experiments on gender differences, including some interesting differences in brain structure, and how those differences affect what we're interested in, how we talk to each other, and our emotional reactions. Understanding the differences between the sexes, and understanding that many of them are built-in and unchangeable, can help us have closer, stronger relationships.