Publisher's Synopsis
Interstellar Senior Researcher Anda, from the advanced Sorian civilization that exists on planet Amtora, determines that humanity, an infant species that inhabits a jewel of a planet - Earth - is on a crash course with reality.
Anda finds that humans, who have yet to comprehend the dynamic interdependencies of Earth's and their own bodies' complex systems, have created the perfect storm for self-destruction. Human behavior, Anda observed, driven largely by once normal and beneficial -- now disastrous -- brutal short-term survival instincts, and antiquated and divisive religious belief systems -- early human fabrications -- is responsible for immeasurable and avoidable suffering, the unraveling of the web of life, and has taken humanity to the precipice of disaster. Humanity's limited comprehension of life is insufficient, writes Anda, for it to succeed as a species unless a rapid shift in thinking occurs. Anda, who provides a roadmap for humanity to shift to stable and sustainable behavior, concludes that humans are running out of time, but urgent and needed changes are still possible.
