Nathan Shasho

Perspective: Making Sense of It All Nathan Shasho

Publisher Marketing: This book is in two parts. Part one is "Perspective." "Rambling with Nate" is part two, and while there is a connection to part one it could be a book unto itself. It is in a different format and would have no impact on the book as a whole if you choose to read it first. I believe it would be helpful to read part two more than once. Each time you read it you may experience different quotes and sections more fully. Most of us have heard the words: "in order to understand the present we must first know the past." History taught in our schools is watered downed, incomplete, sometimes incorrect and politically biased. It is taught in a way that almost guarantees it will soon be forgotten. Nothing here needs to be memorized. The material presents itself in a way that flows in a seamless manner. More importantly it takes you on a journey that I believe is relevant. It takes an honest and unbiased look at the history of the Universe, our planet, science and human evolution. History however is not enough. Indoctrination and propaganda, coupled with an uninformed public is a very powerful tool that has been used throughout history. Critical thinking along with a well-informed public is the only way to combat those that would make us their pawns. This book will take you to the door of knowledge, but you must walk through it alone. Inspiration feels like a tiny lightning bolt that created a thought from nowhere. It's seems to be a thought that pops into your conscious without effort or forethought. We all have the ability to create. We have all experienced inspiration and have been a creator at one time or another during our life time. We all seem to want the same things in life. As a group we have not been able to achieve these things. Maybe you feel that some of us have. That may be true on an individual basis, but you still must be subject to all the chaos and drama around you. Humans have been killing humans for more than two million years. Not once in the 20