The Art of War

What does a 3,000-year-old best-seller have in

common with Quantum Mechanics, black holes,

Stephen Hawkins' theory of the universe and current

predictive analytics?
In a tour-de-force of ideas stitched together by

impeccable research Minds, Brains and Hearts shows

how what we think and what we feel are influenced by

what we know and what we think we know. A key element

in any effort of self-realization, self-knowledge begins by

achieving perspective in who we are and how we got here.
This is a book of big ideas tackled delicately and with

precision. In a breathtaking view of almost 3,000 years

of scientific and cultural history Amerland tackles deep

questions such as:

Why are we here?

What does our future hold?

How do we deal with uncertainty?

How did those who came before us view the world?

In the process you will find yourself questioning some

of your own assumptions regarding the world around

you and your place in it.