The Glass Planet - Paperback

by Christopher Zyck (Author), Susans Art (Illustrator)

At the core of The Glass Planet is a story that refuses simplicity. Set in a world of engineered peace, it asks: When progress silences dissent, who defends the soul? Our narrative dissects the tension between collective security and individual sovereignty, tracing how one act of truth can fracture illusion and ignite awakening across generations.

A timely and relevant story of human occupation and subjugation rising up, THE GLASS PLANET is a metaphysical journey into human self-consciousness and into the collective consciousness of an 'advanced' human civilization.

From 2339 to 2352 AD, humankind has irresponsibly shortchanged itself as the destructive forces of greed-fascism exploit our home for its perceived riches at the sacrifice of the 'wellbeing' of the human condition.

The existence of all civilizations of freedom and liberty depends on the connectivity of the collective consciousness enabled by the GPl, an embedded interface to the brain's neurological cognitive system, enhancing and modifying human behavior through the moral categorical imperative toward the "wellbeing" of the human condition.

The ultimate in reality legitimacy is the transparent revelation of known facts, and this technology introduces capabilities that ensure trust in motive in human interaction and expectation of achieving the wellbeing of the human condition. The economic system is based on merit in conducting oneself and contributing to the well-being of the human condition.

At stake is the future of the human race; if progressive utopian advancements are compromised, altering the arc of social justice, a cataclysm of mass extinctions will occur!