James Burke

Robert Evan Ornstein

Traces the advantages and dangers of mankind's inventions and argues that the time has come to rethink their use

A Double-edged History of Human Culture

The Axemaker's Gift

David Sobel

Previously published: New York: Simon & Schuster, 1987.

Breakthrough Discoveries about how the Brain Keeps Us Healthy

The Healing Brain

Paul R. Ehrlich

There is no longer sufficient time to rely on the normal pace of cultural evolution to deal with today's dilemmas.... Human beings have always been the most adaptable creatures on the planet, and they should be able to chart a new course for themselves. Some of that charting is already being done. The old mind today is being challenged and changed by many scattered efforts. Can we bring these efforts together to produce a large-scale program for a rapid 'change-of-mind'? We know what the problem is. The 'solution' is not simple - to generate the social and political will to move a program of conscious evolution to the top of the human agenda.

Robert Evan Ornstein

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