This recently discovered and very timely 1970 Massey Lectures by
Nobel Prize-winning scientist George Wald, now in print for the
first time ever. Where did we come from, who are we, and what is to
become of us — these questions have never been more urgent. Then,
as now, the world is facing major political and social upheaval,
from overpopulation to nuclear warfare to environmental degradation
and the uses and abuses of technology. Using scientific fact as
metaphor, Nobel Prize–winning scientist George Wald meditates on
our place, and role, on Earth and in the universe. He urges us to
therefore choose life — to invest in our capabilities as human
beings, to heed the warnings of our own self-destruction, and above
all to honour our humanity.
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