An Earnest Desire To Save The World

Chapter 12 was the ending of the story. Ishmael has nothing more to teach, know it’s the human who should teach others for “an earnest desire to save the world” (Quinn, page 4) In this chapter the book tropes the conclusion. How things came to be this way? How we ought to live? Things came to be this way by evolution. There is not an exact way to life.
The book has several interesting and revolutionary theories. Life’s complex, if we were all in a prison the rich and stronger would win, the weak and poor would loose. But, is life resumed just to power and wealth? Humans destroy the world just for power and wealth. The main conclusion of the book is this impressive but honest idea. I definitely agree with it. All the third world countries live on constant violence and poverty. Both are caused by some people’s intentions for wealth and power. The war in Colombia, Iraq, Darfur, Afghanistan, Djibouti, Somalia, India, Sri Lanka and several others countries , are just conflicts for power and wealth that are meaningless. The world life’s under a cloud of terrorism. Is it relevant on a prison if one celebrity marriages a maid. Society is confused, society is a unthankful and unconscious group of people. “I am afraid it’s a cause to which almost none of humanity will subscribe. White or colored, male or female, what the people of this culture want is to have much wealth and power in the taker prison as they can get. They don’t give a dam that’s a prison an they don’t give a dam it’s destroy the world” (Quinn, page 253)