Charles Brough Boeken

Set against a backdrop of global turmoil, the narrative explores the intertwined issues of terrorism, widespread corruption, and the depletion of natural resources. It delves into the complexities of these crises and poses critical questions about the possibility of resolution, urging readers to consider the implications for humanity's future.

Applying evolutionary natural selection to human history and prehistory, the author reveals the mechanisms of social evolution and the factors contributing to the rise and fall of civilizations. By challenging traditional academic perspectives influenced by religion, the book offers a fresh understanding of historical dynamics, providing insights into our own civilization's trajectory. This unique approach presents a comprehensive analysis that has not been explored in other literature.