Human Nature, the Sterling, the Fallacious, and the Hideous

About the Book

Forthwith molding all global decision-making is the eagerness to mend environmental and social restlessness and cultural deviation. Institutions and governments have been scrambling to find genuine solutions for the missteps of the past and present. These solutions have been able to eradicate future concerns, only to discover their resolve is of short-term relief, lending support to long-term misfortune. The cause is attributed to external factors beyond control of any or all societies, herewith realizing that all forms of governments and institutions are handled by individuals. Their approach to mend is unrealistic. A conceivable cause is human nature, if I’m correct. Imagine appropriate everlasting resolutions to all past and present missteps. An acute calibration of the virtues can be accomplished by emaciating the vices, ultimately enriching our souls, and if I’m mistaken, the wheels of history will continue spinning with invariable advancement or improvement of life.

About the Author

The Author prudently attempts to convey the prospect that the institutionalization of the world decries the outlier solution to nearly if not all societal issues, proclaiming a baseless innate fear of their own demise.