Out of Chaos

Abstract

Excerpt from Foreword, written by Stuart Ross Taylor:
"Are we really the pinnacle of 4500 million years of evolution? Closely related to the aggressive chimpanzees, have we evolved enough to cope? The nightly news on television, that mervelous technical invention of scientists, no turned into a field too barren to be termed a wastelad, provides little hope that Homo sapiens is more than another of nature's failed experiments...
"Will a more evolved species evolve in time? Wayne notes the extraordinary achievements of the Ashkenazi Jews, separated in European ghettos for centuries, whose descendants, now three percent of the US population, have gernered 27% of the Nobel Prizes awarded to that country. In their enforced isolation, restricted to intellectually demanding occupations, did they evolve superior brains? Perhaps there are grounds for hope before the unrestricted growth in population; the elephant in the attic falls through the ceiling. Read this book. It tells us where we are, how we got there, and how we might escape disaster."

About the Author

Wayne M. Bundy was in the marine paratroops and was wounded on Iwo Jima in World War II. He holds a doctorate in geology and clay mineralogy, and worked as a professional geologist for the New Mexico Bureau of Mines and as petrographer for the Indiana Geological Survey. Wayne retired as vice-president of technology of an industrial minerals company where he acquired 9 patents, wrote many technical papers, and gave seminars and papers worldwide. After retiring and consulting extensively, he has published two books on how to increase the probability of creativity and discovery. A student of evolution, Wayne has written this third book about all time in cocnert with his wide ranging interests and experience.