Never Lose Sight of the Dark

By Daniel Wolf

Writer and humorist Daniel Wolf, a longtime observer of the many grave afflictions of modern society, believes that we are now in the midst of one of the craziest periods in human history. He regrets to say he is lacking in proposals for practical policy solutions to our many intractable problems. But taking a cue from the ancient Greek physicia

• Language: English
• Publisher: Go To Publish
• Release date: Apr 12, 2024
• ISBN: 9781647499419

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Never Lose Sight of the Dark

Crazy Advice for Crazy Times

Copyright © 2024 by Daniel Wolf

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Preface

A global pandemic, runaway inflation, food shortages, social and political upheaval, wars of aggression, rampant crime, climate change, and financial wrongdoing are among the major challenges we have faced in what seems to be one of the craziest periods in human history. We may seek to eliminate or at least mitigate these ills. However, we are aware of powerful forces that profit from political and social unraveling. Therefore, for many of us, the means of reversing or even merely containing such trends may be too formidable to contemplate.

While we await discovery of effective antidotes to these pressing issues, I propose,