As a history, human reality is choiceless mimic to nature's reality by its placement, inventiveness, creativity, and the compression of its localized space and time within a much broader system of existence.

This collection of essays creatively elaborates topics such as evolution, environmental diversity, the nature of time, the finite and infinite worlds, instinctive awareness, perspective human history, the complexion of light, the Arts of the particle, niche viewpoints of reality, the misrepresentation of information, the normalization of personality and, among other things, the sustained thriving of systemic challenges in a present world normally and visibly persuaded by its past values.

Systems, Nature and Niche Realities.