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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2015 · 57 MIN

Zamora Texts: The Year 9000 with B.W. Wojciechowski

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Zamora Texts: The Year 9000 with B.W. Wojciechowski A lecturer in the year 9000 CE looks back over and analyses 14,000 years of human progress spanning the development of our ancestors and ourselves, and looking at the development of our descendants. With Zamora Texts: The Year 9000, B.W. Wojciechowski presents the lectures of Professor Yelita speaking in the year 9000 as he observes our social, political, military, scientific, technological and space-travel progress through history. The lecturer believes that all the powerful societies from our past and present collapsed because of internal social decay, and he reports on an apocalyptic period of regression, when our modern democracies will collapse, leading to a 500-year period of war and chaos. In this fifth book of the series, Wojciechowski highlights his strongly held belief that world leaders up to our times waste time trying to solve social problems by treating each in isolation, without objectivity, and without taking into consideration the interconnections, physical realities, and other constraints in any particular case. Bohdan W. Wojciechowski was born in Wilno, Poland (now Vilnius, Lithuania) in 1935 and migrated to Scotland as a child, before moving to Canada and earning his PhD in Chemistry. After working in the  petroleum industry in the United States, he returned to Canada and taught Chemical Engineering at Queen’s University for more than 30 years, publishing over 170 refered papers in the field of hydrocarbon reactions and more.

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