Future Philosophy

Educational facilities, social media, mainstream media, the Internet, and smart phones serve to enlighten the world with information. An enlightened society is supposed to result in a better, more cohesive world. A world that is trending towards conservation of the planet, and peace between governments and their citizens. A world that is able to transition research and development in every field of endeavor into meaningful employment, better health, and happiness for man.

This audiobook explores the universal laws that govern society and makes the case that the key to political harmony is to spread the knowledge about these universal laws.

Backed by cutting-edge research and years of experience at the intersection of psychology and education, the author makes a clear and urgent case: emotional and mental health are not extras, they are essentials. Are you ready to help reshape the future of education, starting today? Download Educating for Happiness now and begin your journey toward building schools where every child can flourish.

This book examines the differing world-views of the writers Ernest Hemingway and George Orwell and what it means about the nature of man and his future.

Life is never easy and I pray for reality. The reality of a better future for us all! I wrote a letter to the entirety of the Congress of the United States of America, in the last years of the 90s. I have not read that letter in over 20-years. This personal story, very close to my heart and feelings, is now a true reality for all to accomplish a better life, standard of living, and save our world from famine and hunger. Yes, it is a reality that is occurs to us all, whether through weather events, war, and medical treatments.

What would the world look like after 10 years? Find out.

In this rambling essay, Bertrand Russell reflects on the future of the world while the memory of the First World War was still strong in the public imagination. Russell notes the concomitant development of technology and the rise of political autocracies and explores whether man can be considered fit to handle the vast new powers at his disposal.