John H. Brand’s unusual background gives him a unique perspective for writing a book ahead of its time. He dismisses as irrelevant today’s religious banalities, political propaganda and corporate self-interests. Continued pursuit of narrow self-interests by powerful groups will place America’s greatness next to the ruins of Rome’s Coliseum and Athens’s Parthenon.
Scientific discoveries in the Twentieth Century require the restructuring of our understanding the nature of Nature and of human beings. In simple language the author explains how significant implications of quantum mechanics, astronomy, biology and brain physiology form the foundation for new perspectives to comprehend the meaning of our lives.
Brand, now retired, is an attorney, ordained minister, decorated combat Infantryman and successful business executive.
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Scientific discoveries in the Twentieth Century require the restructuring of our understanding the nature of Nature and of human beings. In simple language the author explains how significant implications of quantum mechanics, astronomy, biology and brain physiology form the foundation for new perspectives to comprehend the meaning of our lives.
Brand, now retired, is an attorney, ordained minister, decorated combat Infantryman and successful business executive.
