Even before our species of Homo Sapiens Sapiens (Wise Wise Man), members of the earlier human species had posed the same questions that the current scientists, philosophers, and ordinary men and women ask themselves and each other. Who are we? What makes us behave as we do? Where do we come from?  What is the meaning of life? And so on and on; questions that they, and us (modern humans), would presumably be delighted in being answered.

Sadly, however, humans do not actually want to know the real physical truth to all these questions. Instead, what humans want is to have solutions to the questions that would match their own presumptions of what the answers to questions should be, and not what they actually are. Humans want the solutions to questions to match their own fantasies; fantasies that allow humans to imagine anything they want to imagine, and then believe that these imagined fantasies are physical realities. Most importantly, their imaginations have to allow them to imagine that they have a power of control over adversity, even when that adversity relates to any question of the unknown.

And so, humans had been obscuring the physical reality of their existence with their fantasies for so long that their own fantasies have become accepted as physical realities – even in sciences. Yet, while these fantasies are upheld by humans, the same humans remain puzzled and perplexed as to why their notions of physical reality still cannot provide them with answers to: who are we? What makes us behave as we do? Where do we come from? What is the meaning of life?

Had humans genuinely and sincerely wanted to obtain answers to all the questions relating to their existence, they would have done so long ago. As it is, it is only now that those who genuinely and sincerely want to know the answers to all the questions can do so.

While these claims may appear to be far-fetched to all those who have not read this book, the explanations become easily apparent to those who learn exactly from what all that is physical is physically made of, and why all that is physical physically behave as they do, all of which can be seen and felt as heat, light, and gravity; as well as, who and what they are as humans, and why they – as humans – behave as they do.

Once this is done, it is not difficult to separate physical reality from the currently-embraced human illusions, delusions and presumptions; all of which apply as much to their flawed knowledge of sciences as to the sham of their religions.

There are many honorable, caring and honest humans, classifying themselves as “humanists” and “freethinkers”, who presume that it may be possible to influence individual humans into becoming more peace-loving, more ethical, and more considerate and tolerant of others, by use of reason, philosophical debate, and the knowledge of sciences.

Despite their good intentions, all these humans are wrong. Were this not so, humanity would have learned long ago how to live in peace and harmony.

The simple fact is, it is impossible to alter human behavior without having humans first learn exactly who and what they are, and exactly of what all that is physical is physically made of. Without this knowledge individual humans shall continue to exercise their right to believe in whatever they may choose to believe, rather than know the full limitations of their existence, the finite resources upon which their existence depends on, and the only method by which happiness may be experienced.

Without the knowledge of who, what and where they are, even the well-intentioned humanists and freethinkers can only express a perception of their beliefs, without the substance of knowing why their notions would serve humanity any better to those that propagate mindless consumerism, envy, avarice, greed, and an absolute disregard of other life forms and their environments.

Only by knowing who and what they are can humans finally lose their ability to use their imaginations as means of avoiding and denying the physical reality of their existence, and learning instead how to employ their imagination-ability for the benefit of all on this planet – both, in the present and future.