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The Human Condition

What Exactly Is It, What Caused It, and How the Human Race Has Finally Liberated Itself from the Horror of It

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The Human Condition

By: Jeremy Griffith
Narrated by: Tim Macartney-Snape
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This 2025 audiobook, The Human Condition, by biologist Jeremy Griffith is one of his three most important presentations on the human condition, serving as a powerful short-in-length bridge between the other two — his very short introduction in THE Interview and his comprehensive presentation in FREEDOM. It also takes his human-race-saving insights to a new depth of clarity — so it is a MUST LISTEN!

It is not a big audiobook but has everything in it. BAM, BAM, BAM, step by step, massive explanation after massive explanation. Before you know it you’re right at the bottom of the well looking in on the horror and reality of our prison of depression and anger, and you just know it’s true, it’s so obvious and clear.

And then it just keeps going, just keeps giving example after example of the problem, which all the time is coupled with the relief of the redeeming understanding of ourselves – and the freedom to leave all the madness behind now that humanity’s great battle is won.

This audiobook is everything, it’s all undeniable, it just puts an end to the human condition forever, kills it stone dead – thank goodness!

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There are video reviews of this book saying it’s the greatest works since Charles Darwin and other such huge claims I listened to it and heard sentences that contained multiple descriptive words but actually said nothing that a sentence a quarter of its length couldn’t say. I don’t know whether it’s the reader or the content but if the slightest little distraction happens you’ll lose what he’s saying, let me give you a for instance right at the beginning of the book he says “let me give you a brief 11 paragraph summary” well I think brief means short and summary mean the salient points and that shouldn’t take 11 paragraphs the whole book is waffling, it’s great for putting you to sleep, much like ambient noise or white noise, considering this is supposed to be as important a subject as “THE HUNAN CONDITION” you’d think it was able to keep the listener interested, if this was in print it would be listed in my library as “ a trawler”

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