Why Our Biggest Global Crises Are More Connected Than We Think with Fons Burger

Because we forgot to share, sorry, early on with the listeners.

You have a website which is like 2125.world.

It must be year 2125, right? And I looked at it.

It's very interesting.

You wake up 100 years from now.

Is this book inspired you to look into your latest book? It's called The Only Possible Solution, right? So is that the connection? How did you come about that?

Well, it started with after researching all the solutions and talking to all those people who say, well, there's no problem to change the agriculture.

There's no transportation.

It's no problem.

You just drive all electric cars and blah.

I thought, yeah,

why doesn't that

help? And I promoted all these solutions on my websites and in my articles.

But then I said, well, it doesn't come to the conscience of people.

How can I do this? So I wrote this novel and this novel was about the man who waked up 100 years after now in an experimental coma, the Coma Superviviente.

And he wakes up and he's a historian and he wakes up and he's wondering that he is living in a world that is actually perfect.

There's nothing wrong with it.

Everybody's happy.

There is good food.

There is good transportation.

There are inventions.

There is no wealthy dictators.

There's a democratic social system that works.

And so I wrote this novel and it was published and people said, ah, yeah, you have so much fantasy.

This is incredible.