Rethinking evolution and society through the lens of nature, energy, and human action.
This provocative volume argues that human civilization has diverged from natural laws, and it explores how artificial and psychic forces might reshape life, wealth, and justice in a future society.
In accessible language, the book traces how natural selection differs from man-made change, and it examines cases of artificial selection in animals to illustrate potential paths for human development. It challenges conventional ideas about capital, property, and class, and it asks whether society can align with evolution’s deeper rhythms to create a fairer world.
- Clear explanations of natural vs. artificial selection and why money can distort what biology would otherwise do.
- Discussions of how culture, technology, and social organization influence human progress.
- Thoughtful questions about equality, solidarity, and the future of science and art.
Ideal for readers curious about biology, social theory, and bold visions of a more equitable future.