MY REVIEW In our current culture of divisiveness (us vs them) Escaping Enemy Mode is greatly needed. The book is the result of two men, a psychologist with a brain science background and a retired Brigadier General, desire to improve relationships globally. That’s a big quest to take on, and they are building bonds, using science, history, faith, and real-life stories as a foundation. I like the term “enemy mode” used in this book, explaining how and why our brains see others as enemies (in a sense.) The book focuses on Identifying the three types of enemy modes (simple, stupid, and intelligent,) admitting enemy mode, and escaping enemy mode. There’s even a section revealing how to help others escape it! By promoting less hate and unhelpfulness, and more caring and positivity, I don’t see how anyone can read this book and be left unchanged. It’s an experience, creeping into your thinking during your daily life and changing the way you think about people, situations, and the wor