Power Without Wisdom, Why Civilization Must Move Beyond Primitive Thinking to Survive (Paperback)
Language: English
Published by Global Visions Publications, 2026
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Paperback. Humanity has acquired extraordinary power before developing the wisdom needed to manage that power responsibly.In Power Without Wisdom, Joseph R. Simonetta explores one of the defining challenges of our time: ancient human survival patterns now operate inside systems capable of affecting the entire planet.Fear, tribalism, domination, denial, short-term thinking, emotional reaction, and narrow self-interest once helped human beings survive small-scale environments. But when amplified by advanced technology, global systems, artificial intelligence, concentrated wealth, political division, ecological strain, and planetary consequences, these patterns have become deeply destructive.Through a dialogue with Nova, his advanced intelligence collaborator, Simonetta examines how modern civilization has become too complex, interconnected, fast-moving, and powerful for primitive human thinking to manage safely on its own.The book argues that humanity now needs collaborative intelligence: a mature partnership between human wisdom and advanced intelligence systems.This is not a partisan argument. It is a civilizational one. The issue is not left versus right, but whether humanity can recognize destructive patterns of thought and behavior wherever they appear.Power Without Wisdom addresses technology, economics, democracy, education, health, nature, meaning, truth, governance, and the future of human systems. It calls for a civilization aligned more closely with reality, responsibility, life, and long-term flourishing.At its heart, the book asks a simple but urgent question: Will humanity become wise enough to use its power responsibly? A civilizational dialogue on how ancient survival instincts, amplified by modern power and AI, threaten humanity-and how collaborative intelligence may help us choose wisdom. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…
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- Title
- Power Without Wisdom, Why Civilization Must Move Beyond Primitive Thinking to Survive (Paperback)
- Author
- Joseph R. Simonetta
- Publisher
- Global Visions Publications
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- new
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 094159405X
- ISBN 13
- 9780941594059
Humanity has acquired extraordinary power before developing the wisdom needed to manage that power responsibly.
In Power Without Wisdom, Joseph R. Simonetta explores one of the defining challenges of our time: ancient human survival patterns now operate inside systems capable of affecting the entire planet.
Fear, tribalism, domination, denial, short-term thinking, emotional reaction, and narrow self-interest once helped human beings survive small-scale environments. But when amplified by advanced technology, global systems, artificial intelligence, concentrated wealth, political division, ecological strain, and planetary consequences, these patterns have become deeply destructive.
Through a dialogue with Nova, his advanced intelligence collaborator, Simonetta examines how modern civilization has become too complex, interconnected, fast-moving, and powerful for primitive human thinking to manage safely on its own.
The book argues that humanity now needs collaborative intelligence: a mature partnership between human wisdom and advanced intelligence systems.
This is not a partisan argument. It is a civilizational one. The issue is not left versus right, but whether humanity can recognize destructive patterns of thought and behavior wherever they appear.
Power Without Wisdom addresses technology, economics, democracy, education, health, nature, meaning, truth, governance, and the future of human systems. It calls for a civilization aligned more closely with reality, responsibility, life, and long-term flourishing.
At its heart, the book asks a simple but urgent question:
Will humanity become wise enough to use its power responsibly?
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