September 06, 2026 • 1 min read • Originally published on Linkedin
Donating 20% Of My Book Net Royalties For Flood Relief Through November
Over the past week, Nepal has been hit by one of the most devastating glacial‑flood disasters in its modern history. Entire mountain communities in Rasuwa, Nuwakot, and Dhading have been swept away. Thousands are displaced, critical infrastructure is gone, and emergency teams are still searching for missing families in remote valleys.
As I publish Critical Thinking: A Practical Guide to Seeing Through Bias, Noise and Manipulation, I want the book to do more than spark better reasoning: I want it to contribute to real‑world compassion.
I’ll be donating 20% of all net author royalties to the Nepal Red Cross Society, supporting their on‑the‑ground response and relief efforts: emergency shelter, medical aid, clean water access, and direct support for families who have lost everything.

If you choose to read the book, thank you; your purchase will also help people rebuilding their lives in Nepal.
Thoughtful action begins with seeing clearly, and acting compassionately.
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