Dawn of a Millennium: Beyond Evolution and Culture

Little Brown & Company (1990)
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Abstract

Arguing that technological progress has far outstripped the evolution of the human brain, the author presents a scholarly yet accessible treatise predicting serious fallout from the pace of human achievement.

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