La gran aventura humana

They say that we are eight billion humans, half of those who have preceded us since we inhabited this planet. This data coincides in time with the most disturbing events: climate change, great extinction of species, energy crisis, financial collapse, consumerist apotheosis, debacle of creativity, exaltation of individualism, generalized genetic deterioration and mechanical inertia of institutions. Whether there is a 21st century worth living in and, more importantly, after which we can survive as a species, will depend on our reaction to this "perfect storm". This book, a cross between the greatest theoretical imprudence imaginable and the most reckless visionary delirium, wants to account for why we do everything we do. Where does this fatal logic to which we are captive come from? And where could we get if we were able to modify it?