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Astronomer Martin Rees's On the Future offers a cosmological perspective on the present state of the world. "This inspiring and thought-provoking book by one of the world's leading scientists and visionaries is a must-read for anyone who cares about the future of humanity. Start by marking “On the Future: Prospects for Humanity” as Want to Read: ["Rees neatly packages his sprawling subject matter into a guidebook for the responsible use of science to build a healthy and equitable future for humanity. I don't think he's anymore optimistic about this happening than I am. . Your recently viewed items and featured recommendations Received and used it as a present. * Kirkus, starred review * "Rees shows us an optimistic yet realistic way of contemplating what is to come, as long as we broaden our thinking and realise that we're all on this crowded planet together." Details here: longitudeprize.org. Astronomer Martin Rees's On the Future offers a cosmological perspective on the present state of the world. Rather than relying on alarmist obstreperousness or starry-eyed (pun-intended) somnolent wonderings of our future in the cosmos, Rees is very practical with what are the most imaginative yet pragmatic ways of thinking through such forthcoming issues as climate change, manned/unmanned space exploration, the future of armed conflict, managing population growth, and the rise of AI and all that entails with future gene-editing and human enhancement (no, not dealing with the issues presented in the spam emails you already receive).
The interesting discussions in the astronomy section, his science, are not worth the ride, and would have made a better book. Instead, in each case he lays out the important points to consider." Let us know what’s wrong with this preview of A must read for all who care about our future. * The Economist * "Fortunately for Rees, the symptoms of his anxiety appear to be an exceptionally clear head and a capable grasp of the big picture. [A] short, crisply written new book."
Rees doesn't beat around the bush about the hurdles humanity faces in regards to planet Earth. Our Final Hour: A Scientist's Warning
. It's a very, very high light summary of space, science, technology, climate change issues. It's a fairly brief book that seems to be his report on the state of the world and science. Martin Rees is Astronomer Royal, and has been Master of Trinity College and Director of the Institute of Astronomy at … ---David Runciman, The Guardian show more. Please try againSorry, we failed to record your vote.
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