Notes to the Reader

 

  • While Jeremy Griffith’s 2016 book FREEDOM: The End Of The Human Condition is the main presentation of his breakthrough biological synthesis on the human condition, and the resulting transformation of the human race, Freedom Expanded: Books 1 & 2 present the expanded account of Jeremy’s insights.

 

 

  • Other books by Jeremy Griffith referred to in this presentation, including FREEDOM, are freely available to be read, printed or downloaded from the World Transformation Movement’s (WTM) website at <www.humancondition.com/publications>. Alternatively, copies can be purchased from good bookshops or online booksellers such as Amazon.

 

  • The WTM also has ‘Freedom Essays’ which provide an easy way to access these world-saving understandings in wonderfully illustrated bite-sized portions. These are freely available at <www.humancondition.com/freedom-essays>. You can also listen to them as audios.

 

  • The WTM also provides a number of introductory and other videos that discuss both the biological explanation of the human condition and the resulting transformation of the human race. These can be freely viewed and/or downloaded at <www.humancondition.com>. We highly recommend you start with THE Interview That Solves The Human Condition And Saves The World! at <www.humancondition.com/the-interview>.

 

  • The WTM has a Frequently Asked Questions facility on our website at <www.humancondition.com/​frequently-asked-questions>, and we very much welcome your further Questions and Feedback at <www.humancondition.com/contact>. With the understanding of the human condition finally found, the horizons that now open up for the human race are absolutely boundless, and immensely exciting—so find out what others are thinking and doing and become involved by visiting <www.humancondition.com/community>, and help bring about the now urgently needed transformation of the world.

 

 

  • Unlike most books, there is no bibliography at the conclusion of either book because the source is provided in small text at the end of each quote, so the reader can immediately see when, where and by whom the quote was made—it is particularly interesting to see how much knowledge has emerged in only the last 150 years. Also, rather than give the particular edition and/or publisher of the book that the quote comes from, the page number where the quote appears and the total number of pages of the particular edition used for the source is provided. This enables the reader to find the comparative place of the quote in any edition.

 

 

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