Deluxe Chimp
by
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About the Book
Evidently, this book refers to Homo sapiens. The most successful species on earth today, also the worst plague that ever existed. We are stubbornly determined to grow without limit and destroy the planet in every conceivable way. Topics: climate change, overpopulation, evolution, actual and future dangers, limits to growth, etc., having science as the only probable salvation for the foretold coming worldwide catastrophe within this century. A reasonable way of stating a problem is also to present possible solutions. I propose an urgent and profound improvement of intelligence via a method of relation, a concept developed by the writer Luis Alberto Machado, the only assigned minister of intelligence development ever. I present a detailed description of a specific method of relation and proof of why this method might work to at least attenuate our coming global predicament. Science applied with improved intelligence and wisdom could still give the deluxe chimp a slim survival chance.
About the Author
Graduated in 1967 with a bachelor of science majoring in math at Cal Poly (Pomona). I was part of the initiation of the computer era (IBM 650), operating and programming the IBM 1401. As that technology developed, I worked with the following main frame computers: 360, 370, 3031, and 3033. I worked for a leading computer manufacturer as a system engineer, system analyst, system programmer, operating systems instructor and data center manager. A dedicated reader of science, especially cosmology and evolution. I have been a passionate jazz listener for over sixty years, as well as some classical music. I played the trumpet for several years. Also played jai alai until sixty-four years old when two heart attacks ended that wonder. I obtained several trophies and the main one, once national jai alai champion. Writer of five books: Deluxe Chimp, Indelible Mark, Listen, Learn and Enjoy Jazz, Anecdotes, Stories and Interesting Concepts and the science fiction novel, ¿Quieres vivir?, o ¿pasas? (Do You Want to Live, or Pass?)