Charity promoting biologist JEREMY GRIFFITH’s breakthrough resolution of the HUMAN CONDITION—with global support from scientists, thought leaders & the public.
First published by @EntrepreneurAPJ The journey of Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith epitomises that entrepreneurial spirit. For fifty years, working independently of the scientific establishment,
First published by @Countercurrents by Dr Chanchal Malhotra As the planet teeters on the brink of ecological collapse, the loss of biodiversity has become both a global tragedy and a deeply personal
First published by @sfexaminer A City of Transformation San Francisco has always been a city restless for transformation. From the Beat poets of North Beach to the counterculture of Haight-Ashbury,
First published on The Science Times In an age of extraordinary scientific progress and deepening global tensions, one question is more urgent than ever: why does a species capable of such creativity,
First published on Medical Daily In recent years mental health has become a global concern with rising rates of anxiety, depression, and emotional distress affecting individuals across all
First published on Countercurrents As a biologist I have a deep love for the extraordinary web of life of which we are a part, as well as some special insights into the destruction we are wreaking.
First published on The Montreal Review Book review for Jeremy Griffith's FREEDOM: THE END OF THE HUMAN CONDITION by Professor Harry Prosen When the psychologist Maureen O’Hara said that humanity is
First published on Quadrant by Tim Macartney-Snape Rising majestically above the Wimmera plains of western Victoria, Mount Arapiles (above) is extraordinarily photogenic with the clear Australian
First published on The Irish Times by Jeremy Griffith Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith offers a new biological understanding to the human condition – linking ‘good’ and ‘evil’ to our evolved
First published on Spectator Australia by Jeremy Griffith In a recent Spectator Australia article, and subsequent interviews with Alan Jones and Graham Richardson, I summarised that ‘eucalypts are
First published on The Havok Journal At some point, most people – regardless of background, rank, or experience – feel a persistent sense that something isn’t quite right. It’s not always a breakdown
First published on The Elephant To bring a more sustainable, equitable and peaceful life to every human, we need to get to the bottom of what is driving all the destruction. Jeremy Griffith’s