Sorry but this looks very much like the typical info ware: Someone believes (hopefully) he has the worlds' most valuable information and writing skills, but can't be bothered to write a monetized blog or get a real publishing deal...
Of course, whenever some of these ultra-secret material leaks it turns out to be not much better than an average blog post, but for the price of a couple of scientific text-books.
I'm getting ready to launch Indoctrinator (a program that uses obsession to achieve mastery at anything, even something you used to hate).
I'm happy to answer any questions.
IMHO there is already too much acceptance of obsessive thinking and addictive habits in Silicon Valley culture (and in American society as a whole).
Although not all obsession or addiction is bad, anything that encourages or pulls a signficant fraction of the population (of Silicon Valley or America) even more in that direction is.
I wish I knew of a well-written book or article explaining how addiction damages communities, but I do not, so here is a badly-written book: Bruce K. Alexander's Globalization of Addiction.