Howard Hill

Master Race Howard Hill

The immediate idea we are about to make our way through in this work, although of great significance in our world at this point in history, only serves as an entry point into a far greater idea. The presentation is more rambling, than exacting, but the guide on this philosophical ramble is committed to the central idea presented here, which says that the human animal as created by nature, via the process of biological evolution, is a superorganism, and not the person. A little thought should readily suggest that such a major shift in perspectives, is going to radically alter everything we think we know about ourselves, and about our existence. And it does. So that while the structure of this work may be rambling, the consistency of the mental focus that has directed its creation, is anything but rambling. And it is this focus upon an idea having profound consequences for humanity, and our self understanding, that is being set before any would be readers. A suggested approach to reading this work is therefore, that the immediate details should not be overly focused upon, but rather the work should be read with the idea of infusing the mind of the reader with the logic of the idea of human biological corporate nature, which is the nature of the human animal as superorganism, an idea with which the mind of the author, is totally infused.