Customer Reviews

2 reviews

• Reg

  The book was great. Thanks a lot.
  
  There is not much that I can give as feedback as the information is correct and well structured. The ideas and future are feasible if unlikely - but we have to try anyway.
  
  As with your previous work, I don't think that there is a force, whether we call it nature or something else, that is powering us on. Not that it isn't operating but that has no right or wrong. Also, evolution is not good or bad. It just is. So I am not sure what you mean about advancing evolution. The forces of evolution work best in change so global warming will increase evolutionary change. But I don't think that is good for H sapiens so I feel we should seek to prevent it.
  
  I don't think that there is a purpose or design. We have to rely on the individual and group conscience if we reject implausible gods. Nature or evolution is not a substitute for me.
  
  Certainly, the book made me think and gave some great new ideas, as it tied together many fields.
  
  Congratulations and thanks
  

• Tad Sorozinski

  The book is a new evaluation of the complexity of contemporary life, and the need for a new approach/order for managing future life on our planet.
  
  In this book, the author presents issues related to current world affairs which range from changes to the environment to the new balance between private and governmental control. The author stresses the need for new multidisciplinary management to deal with the complexity of current affairs. It is noteworthy that the author explains current, complex, climate-related issues in simple language.
  
  The book should be read by everyone interested in the great changes in contemporary life.
  It is a great pleasure and privilege for me to comment on this book.

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