Human Origin, Adaptation and Reversibility of Global Warming

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The book explores the implications of global warming and EMF pollution on human evolution and health, particularly focusing on the role of archaea in Neanderthals versus modern humans. It posits that Neanderthals possess unique archaeal endosymbionts capable of critical biological functions, while modern humans and their hybrids lack these capabilities, making them vulnerable to diseases like Covid-19. The author argues for drastic measures, including banning fossil fuels and non-vegetarian diets, to reverse global warming and prevent extinction.