Dear
Reader,
Can you imagine a world in which
huge question-marks constantly hang above you in the
background?
- where will the terrorists strike next,
how long before you are overrun by war or some other
catastrophe -- economic, collapse of the dollar,
oil running out, environmental problems causing food
shortages and the sea level rising to drown London and
New York, our communities getting yet more degraded by
crime, corruption and lack of social fabric, yet more
police-state control getting imposed on you to force you
into the standard lifestyle ...... ?
Or can you imagine that another
world could be possible?
A world in which your government works to
solve the problems rather than cause them, preventing
wars, protecting the environment, building
understanding, putting local communities before
corporate greed. A world in which you can sleep at
night with the reassurance that while there might not be
a perfect utopia, at least we have governments who are
honest and are competently looking out for us as our
friends rather than as enemies. Politicians we can
believe and trust. Is that too impossible a
dream?
Well, if you can
avoid jumping to an instant preconception and instead
consider the evidence first, rather than dismissing it
out of hand, then you might like to learn more.
But how
realistic is it to believe that "another world is
possible"?
Or to put it the other way round, why should we doubt
that it was ever thus -- evil liars and warmongers
having all too much control over things -- and ever will
remain?
Well, firstly I invite you –to consider that things do change, indeed they change stupendously, beyond people's wildest dreams. A person in the 1890s would not have remotely dreamed that in the next century there would be aircraft routine flying around the world, or sophisticated space explorers going the millions of miles to Venus and Mars, or hugely complex data-processing machines formed into silicon chips the size of fingernails or less.
And just as there have been spectacular changes in technology, so there have been spectacular developments in understanding of society and politics. These are not so well-known -- but, ahem, well, you will shortly be seeing why that is the case!
So, it is conceivable that those grandish promises
could be delivered. But the question
remains of whether they can be delivered, and
whether that can be done in the
way I am going to tell you about.
At
this point you could turn off your critical
faculties
and rely on some testimony of others, or
symbolic credentials -- perhaps I've won a Nobel Prize
or been presented with an award by the US President in
recognition of my contribution to understanding of
society – that should surely be enough to establish the
correctness of my ideas?
Or perhaps, instead, you'd like to just judge for
yourself -- "the proof of the pudding is in the
eating" as the old saying goes. So I invite you to
read the free introductory part of my book and see for
yourself whether it is sensible, carefully thought out,
well reasoned, or otherwise.
You be the
judge!
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