Review: An Interesting Documentation of One Man's Philosophical Journey
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 18, 2014
I probably would have never read this book if it had not been for the fact that it appears that it is popular among my readers.  Giving the author full poetic license over grammatical expression, I am giving this book a rating of 5/5 stars because of its social importance. While you may not agree with his answers, Paul Huhn has certainly explored all of the questions about the meaning of life and how disconnected we are with the natural world.  It is a book that I found fascinating, and I feel it will appeal across generational lines to every person who has ever felt lost and has tried to find their place in this crazy made up world of dollars and (non) sense; not just to members of Generation Y.  We are individual animals, living in social units, but, unlike other social units of animals in nature which function with efficiency, such as ants and bees, our sense of self controls the bottom line (we are, each of us, selfish), so we have made up rules and consequences for what western society deems to be things that are "wrong" to keep us from killing each other, because basically ours is a savage race, and the bottom line is that every man is out for himself.  This is really something that everyone in the US should read.  Even though it is sure to offend a lot of people, someone had to stir up the pot.  I think a revolution is inevitable.  Hopefully, with these issues open for discussion, it will be an intellectual one.Kenneth EadeAuthor ofAn Involuntary Spy: A Controversial Mystery, Adventure and Espionage GMO Political Thriller