For two centuries, many of the smartest people have been predicting humanity’s imminent collapse — and being wrong with remarkable consistency. Malthus, the population bomb, the exhausted planet, the coming ice age, the end of oil: the doom keeps arriving late, and then not at all.
So Rom Lammar — who spent thirty-seven years teaching geography — did something the doom-mongers rarely do. He looked up the right numbers.
The Apple Tree at the End of the World is a witty, wide-ranging, and relentlessly factual tour of the state of humanity and the planet earth — and a full-throated case that clear-eyed optimism, not fashionable despair, is the only reasonable response to the century ahead.
Along the way you’ll discover:
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