Survival

A book with the most contradictory reviews and a huge impact of our perception of the world, the fragility of life and an infinite potential of a human race.

What would happen if the a disastrous accident breaks down ship's deceleration mechanism? Indefinitely increasing the speed, you would end up losing any meaning of time and relation to the world you used to know… as minutes of your life start translating into hours of time outside the ship and galaxies pass by during your meal…

Dictatorships constitute the biggest impediment to our mutual progress, the progress of humanity and the next evolutionary leap for humanity Be it becoming interplanetary species or solving human mortality, curing cancer and Alzheimer, solving climate change problem, -we, as humanity, cannot move to the next stage of our development while dictatorships are hampering this progress

If we do not adapt to climate apocalypse fast enough, some other species will. And whoever does it best, has the highest chance of dominating a greenhouse world of thinned air, oxygen-deprived high waters and intolerable filth of what tens of billions of people would leave behind tiny pieces of still inhabitable land.

Wait, what about the destroyed forests and extinct animals? What about the coal-black sky above Beijing? What about the spelt oil and millions of sea inhabitants that have been suffocated by human greed? Do we even care about it listening to the latest reproduction of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony and making vacation plans on a latest Stan-grad designed app?