Ten Thousand Years of Tyranny

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Challenging Darwin's notion of scarcity, the author argues for an inherent abundance in the world, asserting that life, despite its violence, is fundamentally benign. The book posits that humanity could thrive in harmony without sin if not for the corrupting influences of unequal social power. This provocative work aligns with the ideas of Rousseau and Marx, presenting a bold critique of societal structures and advocating for a vision of a liberated existence free from tyranny.