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While Deep Survival was a book about how an individual gets into trouble and gets out again, Everyday Survival is an exploration of science and philosophy aimed at changing the way you view your world. It proposes that only by changing the way we view our world—and our position in it—can we survive as a civilization and even a species.
Everyday Survival seeks to ask questions such as: How did life originate from the natural laws we know? How does life function in accordance with those natural laws? Are people governed by those natural laws, or can we do anything we want? What is the ultimate cost of the way we now live? If we are so intelligent, how do we get ourselves into such terrible trouble? Where did the human race come from? What are we meant to do here? Is there a future for the human race? Can we stop killing one another? What will the world be like when our first graders are 65 years old?
If questions like those interest you, then read Everyday Survival.
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