In the last days of American hegemony (20)

It’s natural and human that ‘mankind is dangerous’. We have been able to transform the once inhabitable earth into tamed natures; we were able to because we are like no other species before us. We are ‘danger’ itself. I had to begin this way as a means to summon readers to re-think critically, the telltales of the waning America. That humanity is stubborn there is no question. That humanity does not rest even when they are facing ‘endlessness’ is a legend. Human faces each dimension that comes his way, emotionally, so if it wants man annihilated. Like sureties of violent ocean swashes and backwashes, human mind encounters every bit of adversities sadly or happily – each at a time or mixed up. The mind of mankind crushingly encounters everything - whether good or bad. For humans, there is time for waning everything. Everything is coming or going. Classical philosophers called it ‘the state of flux’. In the present trends in America, change springs from humanism.

In the last days of American hegemony (20)

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