“Gender Math applies orbital mechanics and celestial physics to human psychology, arguing that family relationships follow predictable, gravity-like laws rather than statistical norms. Author WH Clark advocates for traditional two-parent households as the only stable “orbit” for healthy child development.”
KEYWORDS: psychology, sexuality, psyche, mathematical psychology
87 pages 8.5x8.5 Trade book Available as a hardback Read a 15-page preview at B&N Press.com
The Universe as Family Therapist
Gender Math is a book that dares you to take it seriously — and therein lies its strange, uncomfortable power. WH Clark, a former aerospace engineer, dismantles modern psychology’s statistical foundations and replaces them with orbital mechanics: mothers as gravitational foci, fathers as Lagrange stabilizers, children as bodies in perpetual celestial negotiation. The diagrams are audacious; the prose, combative. Clark’s contempt for Big Tech and behavioral science’s “fuzziness” reads less like fringe polemic and more like a frustrated engineer’s cry for rigor. Unorthodox, occasionally maddening, and impossible to dismiss entirely.
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