HAVE YOU EVER FELT LIKE AN OUTSIDER ON YOUR OWN PLANET?
We call Earth the "cradle of humanity." But why is this cradle so hostile to us? Why does Earth's gravity destroy our spines, why does the sun burn our skin, and why are our infants the most vulnerable in all of nature? No other species is as poorly adapted to this world as we are.
"STARBOUND ABORIGINES" is a manifesto for a species with amnesia.
This book asks the questions mainstream science prefers to ignore:
- Why does our brain possess "excess power" unnecessary for wilderness survival, but essential for interstellar navigation?
- Where did our instincts go, and why are we the only species that must learn how to survive from scratch?
- Is our technological progress a "discovery"?or are we simply struggling to remember what we once knew?
We didn't evolve from the dust of this earth. We are the survivors of a forgotten catastrophe. We are a high-tech civilization trapped in the bodies of primates, stranded on a foreign world. Our obsession with the stars isn't curiosity. It's homesickness.
It's time to face the truth: Earth is not our home. We are just stranded here.
Autorentext
David C. Sterling writes stories that pull readers into worlds where reality blurs with imagination. His books are rich in cinematic scenes, deep emotions, and questions that linger long after the final page. A life shaped by journeys across continents, work in high-discipline fields, and a love story born in Ethiopia gives his writing an authenticity that resonates. Fluent in several languages, David weaves vivid imagery with philosophical depth, creating books that are both gripping and thought-provoking. Whether set in the shadows of a dystopian future or the heart of a timeless human drama, his stories invite readers to explore not only new worlds, but new sides of themselves.