The Clock That Told More Than Time
and The Concept of "Human"
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. . . but the universe has functioned efficiently and well for billions of years. So why does humanity so consistently strive to change and govern every aspect of his environment? Why all the micromanagement? Is he scared of himself? Is he trying to create an environment that is sufficiently stable for weak creatures to get ahead and reproduce? And why? If the weak are weak, why not let them fail?
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"The Clock That Told More Than Time is a survey of a confusing world from the wide-eyed vantage point of an innocent, or an alien. Sharing a prose style reminiscent of early Kerouac meets late Kierkegaard, with a philosophical perspective merging Descartes and Vonnegut, The Clock That Told More Than Time is an entertaining, disorienting, and often challenging look at what it means to be human." - Dr. Thompson Debord, Mogenic.com
About the Author
Corey Friedman is a twenty-two year old student, record producer, entrepreneur, and life consultant. He is a member of Phi Sigma Tau, the national philosophy honors society. The Clock That Told More Than Time is his second book. It is better than the first one, though not as good as the third one.