Max Rempel, Ph.D.

18. Introduction

After thinking over the first chapter, I realized that is it a bit too generic, too sterilized and that there is a need for more personal accounts which would illustrate the ways humans think, feel and act. So I am going to add personal accounts.

Another observation is that you may find out that my way of presenting the material is a bit too jumpy. Please don't conclude that all humans are inconsistent and lack structure. Here I need to explain the circumstances in which I am writing this book. I am not sure how much time I have to write this book. I may need to wrap up and stop any day now. So I am writing it in such a manner, that I could stop at any point. Because of that, I already outlined the main ideas of the book in the first chapter and next will expand and illustrate these ideas with more material.

Writing this book is very much like falling in love. It is very rewarding to be introducing our culture to strangers. Humans don't need introductions, except maybe kids and youth. But for them, I would write differently. Here, I am explaining basics, and believe these will be useful to you. When two people fall in love, they talk, talk and talk. Everything is interesting to them. They would tell the story of their life, their preferences, their good and bad qualities to each other and each would be sure that the other is listening with loving attention. This is the same feeling I have presenting the humans to you. Thank you for reading. I hope to see you soon on our planet.

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