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Being Human: A Question of Survival
Written by Steve Carlsson
Narrated by Steve Carlsson
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What the heck is life all about? This question is explored in the context of climate change and the aspects of human evolution that make us vulnerable to the consumer trap. A raft of possibilities for a changed social fabric are offered with the aim of making life more enjoyable while protecting our planet.
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