Evolution of Evolution: The Survival Value of Caring

Numerous scholarly articles and books have been written about biologic and social evolution, compassion, life's meaning, violence and predictions of future outcomes.

However, what is not often addressed, but is increasingly desperately needed, is the realisation of the evolutionary survival value of caring for others.

The book strives to link our humanities and religious philosophies to a scientific understanding of human destiny, and provide a key to meaning in our lives.

Though this idea has incubated for over two decades, recent extremism in Charlottesville and global threats of inhumanity and violence make this more timely than ever for all who care about who we are and our children's future.

Furthermore, our capacity for benefit or destruction of Homo sapiens or civilisation as we know it sets a ticking timer on the urgency of this realisation and focused action; we don't have 'forever' to 'get it!'