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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
What kind of world do you imagine 50 or a 100 or even 25 years from now? All of us can speculate and try to visualize from the images depicted by cinemas and artist or thought out by analyst. Predicting the future is a great human trait and skill (we are not exclusive in that matter but our calculation of the probable future is surly on another level in comparison to any other living being). The best way to predict the future is to work hard in the present.
What has always impacted the future of human civilization have always been Economy, Politics, and Knowledge. The Age of Prime is a book that lays and makes calculated predictions adding certain variables to the present Socio-economic and political systems that have the potential to improve the life and the human condition for the better.
The Age of Prime has added certain revolutionary variables to the economic systems that predict the possibility of the destruction of the present capitalistic economic structure leading for the possibility of a world where socialism and capitalism are harmoniously symbiotic in their relations.
The Age of Prime lays out an argument that the present practice of Democracy is just simply an illusion of the people’s will and proposes new ideas that would make democracy as complex in structure as the human that practices it and the function a little less complicated.
The future of humanity has always been it’s children it’s next generation, the Age of Prime provides a blueprint for education by a system of a defined Academic Age that would make sure that our children are equipped will all the skills to easily cope with the various struggles of the human life and existence.
Daman Ler Sun
An overly curious individual, Damanler Sun is a textbook introvert and a bit of a hermit. He does not think of himself as being shy—just ‘reserved’. He is fascinated by life and its meaning and his purpose. With a rebellious streak to his nature when it comes to social norms and restricting traditions and believes.
Born and raised in the state of Meghalaya, India—a.k.a the abode of the storm clouds—to a local father and a mother from Manipur, he knows a thing or two about standing out in a crowd and being different but he carries and lives with his differences with pride and wishes to, one day, see everyone being brave enough to be themselves and to be happy.
