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Dear Mark Hamilton:
The grasp of the Neothink Society is, to me, a premise for working together for the common good of society in general. It is another way to state the Golden Rule in layman’s terms.
With Society running amuck these days, a glimpse of what life is really about seems to be very much out of style, to the distinct detriment of every living person throughout the world. Unfortunately for us the media hype preaches this but does NOT even partake of its’
message, choosing to lampoon what is a sincere and true message for life.
It would be a miscarriage of justice to place an obstruction in the path of a constructive way to lead one’s life.
Brantley A. Duddy

As a Neothink member I will say to you the public and the government as a whole, the literature that was given me goes back in time to which history cannot and will not change in today’s society, is the back bone success of what Neothink is all about.
Honesty is where it’s at and if it wasn’t for the hard work of our dearly departed Mark Hamilton, his Associates including Professors, Psychologists, Cognitive Informatics literature and beyond (to which I could name a few) Writers included that of Leonard Peikoff and Ayn Rand, the Society would not benefit the human race otherwise and remains no threat to the public or government in any way. 

Put simply, Mark Hamilton and friends are a group of intelligent people who love doing intelligent things, words, associating, grouping (just as a Therapist would in a session), taking a stand for what he, they and what we all believe in, is in retrospect meant no harm to anyone, rather it is a great get-together and a large learning process of teams educating us, even teaching us how to use our talents and assets to help others in this world.

I hold in very high regard the strength to which my team members have formed the society because they believe in the layman, the uneducated people of today, and still give them hope in using their talents, something that society sees people in a judgmental way.  They do not judge or criticize us, rather we are promoted and persuaded to use our heads better and be accepting of everyone for who they are.
I and my family are so proud to be a member of this wonderful and educational society, because we know and have learned how much work, hard work and study has gone into it, yet they still offer hope and friendship, a clear path to who we really want to be in life, and of course, without prejudice to anyone.

I love these people and who they represent and their representation is also that of Mark Hamilton’s father’s hard work that was world renowned for his efforts who should have received a Nobel Prize for Peace.  As for his son Mark Hamilton, we stand in awe that he has taken over his father’s precious, but hard work to carry on and as a friend, we love and admire him.

May the public grow in awareness and share in the life that the society gives to us people.  This is a truly remarkable statement I am saying because I just can’t share enough of what we really feel deep down for Mr. Hamilton and friends.
Olha