Based on the book I have read, Man & The Universe, written by Mostafa Al-Badawi, I am overwhelmed.

I found the book to be a wealth of knowledge. The chapter titles were catchy and I was able to put visual images with some of things which were discussed in the book. In Chapter 2 Allies and Enemies, I automatically saw boys against girls; each group thinks they are better. However we are interchangeable.

In the first chapter, the author talks about how most people’s attention is on eye-catching images, instead of what is going on in the world. People care more about murders, airplane crashes, etc. instead of the exploding populations or the growth in the amount of nuclear weapons that exist. Because of this, our environment starts to deteriorate. The environment will continue to deteriorate, and such events will be out of control until the human race realizes just how selectively the environment persuades the human mind, and how the biological and cultural history determines our comprehension. The book is about fundamental connections to our past and how the human race can

To me this meant that one should be able to act nice towards others despite any preconceived notions of flaws.

He compares and contrast on how environmentalists have mislead society into thinking that we as a race are doomed. He states that environmentalists argue that Earth is currently facing lot of environmental concerns and that our raw materials are becoming more and more scarce. Environmental problems like global warming, animal extinction, air and water pollution, waste buildup, and many more affect mankind. And also the degrading of our planet has increased at an alarming rate over a small time span. As a result, our actions have not been in favor of protecting the planet, so natural disasters are hitting us on a bigger than before.

Saukko really opened my eyes to the reality of what is happening on earth. I’ve always heard many people speak about the environment and how it is deteriorating, but I have never seen exactly why. This essay gave me great insight to the reality of it.

“The End of Nature,” by Bill McKibben is a startling book of non-fiction depicting the future in store for the environment and humans. His somber yet hopeful approach allows readers to sense the real intensity of this situation of mass environmental changes whilst remaining expectant of the advancements in the

It simply means that how to be “a good man” in the society. According to the article, one of the characteristic is that humble people usually have a high level of self-esteem. They have confidence in themselves, and they feel positive of what they are. Moreover, the article also states that we decide humility not by humble behavior but by how people treat each other. “Good behavior flows naturally from that kind of humility”, this phrase from article efficiently describes good humble people. We usually learn from people who have more experience than us, such as parents, teacher, or bosses. One the other hand, when you start to work, you begin to have an ego knowing that you know more than other people, which is incorrect. Humble people will always learn from others even though they are smarter than others. This provides them opportunity to learn unlimited. From my perspective, this lesson gives us to be active and humble person to society, which benefit us so much in our career and social

I wouldn’t recommend this book to the average reader. It is a bit hard to read because the author goes into so much depth that the reader could very often forget the main idea. It is a good, informative book but a bit drawn out.

I don’t really recommend this book to anyone and I have a few reasons why. One reason is because I felt that there was too much going on in the book and it was very confusing. Another reason is because the book is very long and takes a lot of pages (more than half the book) to get started. My last reason is if the book is too hard and confusing to you, you can't even look up summary notes on the book because there's nothing on it.

All in all, I liked this book a lot. First of all, it was hard to start reading it - there was so many new people and that’s why I was confused a lot. Later in the book, it was hard to stop reading, because the whole book was really interesting. There are short texts throughout the book - they help a lot in some confusing situations. Also, sometimes they explain some stuff more in depth. Overall, I liked this book a lot and I would recommend it to anybody who likes history and breathtaking

This book is written with such intellect and intelligence, you just keep wanting to read on to the next

Although many different excerpts from the text contribute to the framework of the philosophy, the one that encapsulates the essence of it most succinctly and provides a suitable base is fragment no. 8.: “Do not seek to have events happen as you want them to, but instead want them to happen as they do happen, and your life will go well.” The central idea behind this is one that has been rooted in my life, and is a formative way of thinking. Rather than hope that things out of one’s control happens as one wishes, it is far more conducive to

The author's purpose of writing this book seems like he wants to introduce dreaming to others, and capture the fascinating ideas that he figured out. In the introduction of

The destruction of the Earth’s environment is known by almost every human alive. Our planet is time and again being attacked by the dominant human race. People treat the earth as if it does not have a role in our survival as a species. This assault on the environment has been going on for centuries and has brought about consequences that many of us cannot even fathom. If the world is anything like the environment depicted in the novel He, She, and It, the world we know today will be seen as a haven. The environment in the novel as horrible as it may be, is not far from reality. Deterioration of the earth’s environment, population growth, depletion of our resources and world poverty are all issues that point to the future shown in He, She and It. The possibility that we could annihilate ourselves has never been more real. However, our species is one of the most adaptable creatures on Earth, and with our developing technology we might just be able to salvage the world we have left.

The book is divided into 5 parts, and each part is further divided into sections. The short sections make it easy to read, easy to access and navigate around. I wished I read it very slowly. I will surely recommend it to friends, and people that want to be aware of their motives.