The following are the answers to the most common questions people have regarding the life and work of Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith, whose breakthrough explanation of the human condition brings redeeming, reconciling and transforming understanding to every aspect of human life. (See all the World Transformation Movement FAQs.)
Answer: The human condition refers to the anguished psychological state we’ve had to endure from feeling immense guilt and shame for destroying our species’ original cooperative and loving nature. Read more.
Answer: Without a truthful explanation for our angry, egocentric and alienated behaviour, most scientists adopted the false ‘savage instincts’ excuse that our nature is like other animals—driven by gene survival. Read more.
Answer: Jeremy Griffith explains that when human consciousness emerged some two million years ago, that development triggered a conflict between our instinctive self and our intellect. This internal battle gave rise to angry, egocentric and alienated behaviour—but now, with understanding of that conflict, we can at last liberate ourselves from its effects. Read more.
Answer: Now that we have the biological understanding of our fundamental worth, we no longer need to rely on old insecure defences like denial or the pursuit of power, fame, fortune and glory. A new, transformed way of living, where all our energies are freed to truly work together to end the suffering and save our world, is now possible. Read more.
Answer: Jeremy Griffith’s biological treatise has gained the support of esteemed scientists and thinkers such as Professor Harry Prosen, Professor Stuart Hurlbert, Professor David J. Chivers, Sir Laurens van der Post, and many more. Read more.
Answer: While scepticism is warranted, the amazing fact is that the claims all withstand scrutiny and in time will become appreciated for their forthright honesty in indicating that this is the solution to our and the world’s problems. Read more.
Answer: Other thinkers throughout history have recognised that our divisive, competitive and aggressive human condition is a product of a clash between our instincts and intellect, however, none of their analyses explain WHY that conflict occurred, and it is that all-important clarification that Jeremy Griffith provides. Read more.
Answer: Jeremy Griffith is an Australian biologist and author best known for his ground-breaking treatise on the underlying issue in all human affairs of the human condition. Read more.
Answer: Biologist Jeremy Griffith has a deep appreciation for the world’s most profound or ‘denial-free’ thinkers on the human condition, including Moses, Plato and Christ, and more contemporary thinkers such as Charles Darwin and Sir Laurens van der Post. Read more.
Answer: While, after an extensive 7-year search for the Tasmanian Tiger, Jeremy Griffith did sadly conclude that ‘Tiger’ was extinct, the experience helped propel him to solve the deeper issue of why we’ve been so insensitive to nature, which is our psychotic human condition. Read more.
Answer: Founded by Jeremy Griffith in 1983, the World Transformation Movement is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to understanding and ameliorating the human condition — our species’ seemingly contradictory capacity for both ‘good and evil’. Read more.
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