We must learn our history to discuss our future. While the world and our nation struggles in the grip of our current responses, take a few hours and read this book. The inevitability of another pandemic is real. This book will prepare you for it. The Next Human Die Off is a well-researched history of wars, plagues, famines, pandemics, and the responses that human civilization has had to these evolutionary events. Spanning the last five thousand years of recorded human history, from the Sumerian culture to the virus pandemic in our modern world, this book brings a fresh approach and a dire warning to the questions of human population, fossil fuels, and climate change. "First time author and everyman Robert Chapman has written a book that weaves historical facts and scientific predictions to discuss a future that everyone is afraid to contemplate." If you haven't yet read "The Next Human Die Off", then considered yourself warned. This book will make you question how you look at humans and the ability of our planet to sustain us. Mr Chapman brings a historical perspective to evolutionary human die offs due to famines, disease, and natural disasters, and then adds current global events to that perspective. The result is a convincing argument that the next human die off is coming, and that climate change may provide the tipping point. With this new book, Mr Chapman joins the ranks of climate change activists such as Greta Thunberg, David Wallace-Wells, and Elizabeth Kolbert. "Don't listen to anyone else's opinion of this book. Read it for yourself, and join the discussion about the future of our race. It might be the most important conversation you've ever had." Be prepared before you read this book. There are times in "The Next Human Die Off" where the ideas and suggestions that Mr Chapman advances will make you angry. There are other sections of this book that will make you angry at the people who have brought this coming calamity upon us. However, make no mistake - the facts are real. His conclusions, while divisive, will open a discussion that may prepare you and your family for the next human die off. "This book is the most politically divisive book on climate change on the market today."