Human Endosymbiotic Archaeal Origin of Global Warming & Human Survival

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The book explores the significant role of the human microbiome, particularly methanogenesis and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon synthesis, in climate change. It discusses how industrialization and modern diets, characterized by low fiber and high fat and protein, contribute to the growth of colonic and endosymbiotic archaea, leading to increased methane production. Additionally, it examines the impact of internet exposure on archaeal growth and proposes the emergence of new human species, homo neoneanderthalis or homo galacticus, as a response to global warming challenges.