Humans Versus Humanity

This book is about the dire state of humanity, while humans are becoming less careful and concerned about this matter. Therefore, we are all, especially next generations, facing a gloomy prospect and societies will continue to fall deeper within the escalating impasse threatening their survival. This book is both a scientific and open discussion with humans about their choices. It is a book in 432 pages of objective analyses of our daily actions, feelings, and thoughts in line with our cultures and habits, while getting further lost within our fanciful, corruptible, and dispiriting lifestyles. We have limited choices, but making the right ones is everybody's duty at this critical point in human history. In particular, the way our leaders and scientists seem so helpless, useless, and lost to fathom the realities of life these days and the risks we are ignoring is simply too embarrassing and deplorable for a species that loves to brag about its intelligence all the time.

Humans have now become both too idealist and pessimist about their place within society and the universe. They imagine perfect societies capable of fulfilling their fat egos, emotional needs, and fanciful lifestyles regularly. They also dream fervently about their chances of getting an even more exciting life in the heaven. Then again, almost everybody, including positive thinkers, narcissists, religious fanatics, and corrupt leaders often fight with their inner inklings about the vanity of their idealistic thoughts, ambitious goals, and superb visions of peaceful societies as well as humans' chances of immortality. Most of us often feel furtively how lost we are in our phony societies amongst too many weird humans with little grasp of humanity and its needs. Only a small group is too ignorant or hypnotized by social teachings and religions to miss the growing clues about humans' looming demise and how their tainted mentalities and lifestyles have been causing cruelty, corruption, and controversy throughout history, but much fiercer and sillier in the modern world.

Perhaps humans have been only the first bunch of intelligent creatures god has planted on this planet on a trial basis! Maybe a new bunch of monkeys evolve and replace humans, but this time with an ability to use their brains with some humility to construct proper societies, honour humanity, and make god happy about His plan for creating an intelligent species finally materializing. Meanwhile, those monkeys would laugh their hearts out and think how stupid we had been

when they study our lousy solutions for existence, read our books, and judge our history as a symbol of dire idiocy. Then, they might even wonder why god had let those humans survive so long, suffer, and get sillier every generation!

Surely, for this book to make any sense, one should trust one';s brain to think outside the box away from traditional customs and habits, prevalent ideologies and mottos, dire personal and national prejudices, na?ve religious beliefs, etc. One must allow one's brain challenge and separate facts from fiction with objective reasoning in order to fathom life realities and understand one's place within the world even if it has to be outside the mainstream beliefs.