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The 8th Day - The origin and the end of all crisis in both religious and scientific perspective
Due to human and material waste that we can see
everywhere, our society of free competition is reaching the
limit of evolution that it can endure. Science is going to transform our free competition society into a free cooperation society that will eliminate all crises. Uniorder will be the government system of the future.
everywhere, our society of free competition is reaching the
limit of evolution that it can endure. Science is going to transform our free competition society into a free cooperation society that will eliminate all crises. Uniorder will be the government system of the future.
84 pages, Paperback
First published August 1, 2013
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December 18, 2013
If we believe in the book, then looks like Utopia by Thomas More. If you do not believe in the book, then, looks like the science-fiction novel "Voyage from Yesteryear" by James P. Hogan.
To demonstrate cooperation, the book tries to unite science and religion. But this does not work because the supporters of science will think the book has too much religion and the followers of the religion will think the book has too much science. It is a good book to shake our sense of reality! The future will never be what we expect!
To demonstrate cooperation, the book tries to unite science and religion. But this does not work because the supporters of science will think the book has too much religion and the followers of the religion will think the book has too much science. It is a good book to shake our sense of reality! The future will never be what we expect!
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