Disparitis - David Buik
- Disharmony, Imbalance, Inequality
Disparitis, Catalytic Events
Professor Franz Schumacher, world renowned German environmentalist has irrefutable proof that the world is incapable of coping with his projection of 12 billion human beings inhabiting the earth by 2100. His moral dilemma about the future of the planet has reached breaking point.
Disillusioned by human greed and indifference to the environment, Franz's plan is the elimination of 5 billion people to arrest the downward spiral of destruction caused by unstoppable population growth and consumption.
Social destabilization, climate manipulation and technological innovation are used as catalysts to achieve his objective.
The resulting international reactions, not always foreseen, span every continent in a series of interwoven and intriguing events.
Set in 2020, this shocking yet academically sensible scenario is exciting, disturbing and captivating.
Disparities, Catalytic Events is the first in a trilogy of a potentially true story of what the future might hold.
EAN: 9780228806530
Disparitis, Catalytic Events
Professor Franz Schumacher, world renowned German environmentalist has irrefutable proof that the world is incapable of coping with his projection of 12 billion human beings inhabiting the earth by 2100. His moral dilemma about the future of the planet has reached breaking point.
Disillusioned by human greed and indifference to the environment, Franz's plan is the elimination of 5 billion people to arrest the downward spiral of destruction caused by unstoppable population growth and consumption.
Social destabilization, climate manipulation and technological innovation are used as catalysts to achieve his objective.
The resulting international reactions, not always foreseen, span every continent in a series of interwoven and intriguing events.
Set in 2020, this shocking yet academically sensible scenario is exciting, disturbing and captivating.
Disparities, Catalytic Events is the first in a trilogy of a potentially true story of what the future might hold.
EAN: 9780228806530