One could think of The Mineral Eaters as a mosaic of the knowledge in books separately portraying the evolutions of the universe, the planet, life, and our species. While portraying evolution from the moment the universe seed opened, the author depicts major mysteries, and points to unresolved issues. The first chapter begins with a personal perspective on competing scientific 'encampments, ' truth seeking, and the equivalence of the 'God' of religions, the 'Absolute' of philosophers, the 'Quantum Vacuum' of scientists, and the 'emptiness' of others; from there, the book represents all such…mehr
One could think of The Mineral Eaters as a mosaic of the knowledge in books separately portraying the evolutions of the universe, the planet, life, and our species. While portraying evolution from the moment the universe seed opened, the author depicts major mysteries, and points to unresolved issues. The first chapter begins with a personal perspective on competing scientific 'encampments, ' truth seeking, and the equivalence of the 'God' of religions, the 'Absolute' of philosophers, the 'Quantum Vacuum' of scientists, and the 'emptiness' of others; from there, the book represents all such concepts with the symbol Õ. An evolution timeline that begins with the emergence of the universe from the Õ existence is a major theme. It proceeds to steps leading to the Big Bang, formation of space and matter, and the assembling of the cosmos. Next, is the evolution of our planet and its hosting of life. The development of simple and then complex life forms from the early population of bacteria becomes a fascinating story. The timeline winds through many species to the eventual arrival of the apes, hominoids, hominids, and the Homo toolmakers. Observing this period of evolution brought a new understanding of a wondrous, awe inspiring 5-step cyclic process of evolution that continually repeats (stabilizationthreat interbreeding mosaic offspringconsolidation to speciescontraction of speciesstabilization). The spectacular worldwide spread of Homo erectus (dubbed as Nomad), leads to the suddenness of a common body frame in all mosaics (dubbed as Anatomics). Anatomics quietly become defacto Homo sapiens (dubbed as Eden People). It does not take long for the species to become the "Mineral Eaters."A surprising revelation came about during a summation: the evolution of new forms of life has steadily accelerated over its billions of years. That pace could lead to a next step in the near future; projection into the future identifies the threat that could trigger it.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
In 1936 Beck Anamin's upstate New York life began in a small exurban town. After eighteen years of family and education there, he earned a bachelor's degree in Geology, which generated ongoing interest in paleontology and geomorphology. A master's degree in Industrial Management came about during his working life. Having a family at the time of the geology graduation, he was fortunate to obtain a job programming a first generation IBM computer: it opened the door to a 38-year career in the just budding technology era. His science interest continued during his family and employment years. Understanding of evolution in all its forms provided ongoing fascination. Keeping track of new discoveries, his library and his education continually grew. He retired from a twenty-year job as manager of a large Information Technology Center in 1998: by then alone, he moved to a house on a pond in New Hampshire. Experience in the allure of and captivation by 'belief encampments' of both science and Yoga, his other Truth-seeking zeal, had left him wary. Shunning the comradeship of the encampments, the new setting enabled further commitment to working in what he calls 'No One's Land, ' a personal mind space free of outside influences, a space where "no one owns people, viewpoints, or the truth." He had already become deeply involved in writing three books, this book on evolution, one on meditation, and the third a translation from the Sanskrit of a 2000 year-old foundational book of Yoga. For him, writing each book was a search for Truth. Spurred by the challenges of filtering reality from the positions of the competing encampments, his passion for the research and writing became full absorption. Completion of each book came about in 2017.
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