I once again exhort anyone reading this, as well as Mr Corbett and Mr Rose, to read and use this Marvel Comic Book:
https://readcomiconline.to/Comic/Strange-Tales-1951/Issue-179?id=33295#1
It's a quick read, but an important one. Or at least, it was to me as a teenager who was deeply interested in books about dystopian societies like 1984 and Brave New World.
The points made in this 17-page comic book are essentially the entirety of Larken's book. This comic book literally changed my life by making the idea of "leadership", which Larken calls "authority", the anti-social myth that it is.
On a side note, reading this makes it very clear why the featured character, who was intrinsic to the idea of the "Infinity Stones", was left out of the MCU movies. Can't have anti-authoritarians around the kiddies after all...
RE: I Read The Most Dangerous Superstition (And You Can, Too!)