Don’t Drink the Water
A Citizen’s Story
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Don’t Drink the Water is a book about our individual and collective
potential as human beings. It is the true story of how one man chose
to jump over the barrier that separates human experience from
human potential.
Don’t Drink the Water is not a book promoting any existing religious,
spiritual, or national agenda. It does not attempt to blame anyone for
the current state of human affairs. It is just the tale of how one man
came to believe that a world that works for all humans is not an unattainable
“Utopia” but just the logical outcome of the evolution of
human intelligence. And it is the tale of how you, too, can join in this
man’s journey, and the journey of the entire human race. Now is the
time to step across the line that separates primitive humans from
modern humans—and leave no one behind.
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About the Book
Don’t Drink the Water is not a book trying to promote any existing religious, spiritual or national agenda. It does not attempt to blame anyone for the current state of human affairs. It is the story of how the author combined his personal experience with the thoughts of many of our more renown philosophers, states-men, scientists and long term thinkers from around the world to conclude that the goal of a secure and sustainable world for all humans is not an unattainable “Utopia”. Don’t Drink the Water makes a compelling case - Living in a time when we have secure and stable relations with each other and our environment is simply the logical outcome of the ongoing evolution of human intelligence.
About the Author
Bob McCormick was raised and received his formal education in Buffalo, NY. After moving to the Washington, DC area in 1972, he spent the next 40 years dedicated to researching and understanding our collective experience and our collective potential. Don’t Drink the Water is the very personal story about what he learned about himself, his nation and the human race along the way.