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“I have no doubt Jeremy Griffith’s biological explanation of the human condition
is the holy grail of insight we have sought for the psychological rehabilitation
of the human race. This is the understanding we've been waiting for;
it is the reconciling understanding that saves the world!”

Professor Prosen, former President of the Canadian Psychiatric Association

Jeremy Griffith portrait - founder of the World Transformation MovementAustralian biologist and author Jeremy Griffith has dedicated his life to bringing fully accountable, biological explanation to the dilemma of the human condition — how do we explain our species’ extraordinary capacity for what has been called ‘good’ and ‘evil’? While it’s undeniable that humans are capable of great love and empathy, we also have an unspeakable history of greed, hatred, rape, torture, murder and war; a propensity for deeds so shocking and overwhelming that the eternal question of ‘Why?’ has seemed depressingly inexplicable. Even in our everyday behaviour, why, when the ideals of life are to be cooperative, selfless and loving, are we so ruthlessly competitive and selfish that human life has become all but unbearable and our planet near destroyed? How could we humans possibly be considered good when all the evidence seems to unequivocally indicate that we are a deeply flawed, bad, even ‘evil’ species?


This interview provides a concise description of Jeremy Griffith’s reconciling explanation of the human condition and its fabulous human-race-transforming effects.

MUST, MUST WATCH: Craig Conway, the acclaimed British actor, writer, producer and broadcaster — and the founder of WTM North East England Centre — has brought all his skills to bear to produce the ideal introduction to Jeremy Griffith’s explanation of the human condition in this absolutely astonishing, world-changing and world-saving interview with Jeremy. It’s called ‘THE’ Interview because in it Jeremy gives such a concise and accessible summary of his world-saving explanation of the human condition that it’s nothing less than the most important interview of all time!


The World Transformation Movement (WTM) and its many WTM Centres around the world is a not-for-profit movement dedicated to bringing transforming biological understanding to the underlying problem in all human affairs of the human condition. In particular, the WTM recognises the breakthrough biological explanation of the human condition put forward by Jeremy Griffith in his various publications, especially his 2016 book FREEDOM: The End Of The Human Condition.

Praise for FREEDOM :

“Science’s holy grail of insight…Human behaviour explained at last…Finally, the redeeming understanding of us…Chapter 1 alone will transform you…This is the book we have been waiting for, it is THE BOOK THAT SAVES THE WORLD!”

PROFESSOR HARRY PROSEN,
Former President of the Canadian Psychiatric Association, and former Chair, Psychiatry Department, Medical College of Wisconsin

“Griffith’s work is of immense importance. This is the book all humans need to read for our collective wellbeing.”

DR SCOTT D. CHURCHILL,
Professor and former Chair, Psychology Department, University of Dallas

“FREEDOM provides the necessary breakthrough in the critical issue of needing to understand ourselves.”

DR DAVID CHIVERS,
University of Cambridge anthropologist and former President of the Primate Society of Great Britain

“This book is actually written from a position outside of the human condition. It is just amazing; Griffith walks freely through all the psychosis of our troubled human condition and with such freedom is able to explain everything about us!”

TIM MACARTNEY-SNAPE,
Biologist, mountaineer and twice-honoured Order of Australia recipient.

Jeremy Griffith and Harry Prosen in front of the bonobo enclosure at the Milwaukee County Zoo

Jeremy Griffith and Prof. Harry Prosen in front of the bonobo enclosure at the Milwaukee County Zoo

Jeremy Griffith with his book Freedom

Jeremy Griffith with his 2016 book FREEDOM