Pascal Farin

Noah, Elaine and How Everything Could End (eBook, ePUB)

Illustrator: Farin, Barbara

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The concept of mutually assured destruction, or M.A.D. in short, only scratches the outermost surface of the considerations that must be made concerning nuclear weapons and their use. M.A.D only creates an apparent security: Accidents or miscommunications can always lead to the use of nuclear weapons, even if nobody actually has the attention to start a nuclear war. This is an important reason for having to move beyond M.A.D. in order to protect the earth and its inhabitants from nuclear weapons. A second reason to reject nuclear weapons is of a more spiritual nature: Should there be any means by which one individual species - and only few individuals from it - can cause the extinction of almost all life on the earth's surface, while all other living beings are at the mercy of this? To discuss these topics, gruesome stories of war and destruction are not necessary at all. Quite the contrary: We will follow excerpts from the lives of two young friends, Noah and Elaine - only ten years old at the beginning of their friendship - who experience adventures together while being confronted with similar topics as those relevant for the discussions concerning nuclear weapons. As children tend to love doing, they ask deep and fundamental questions about life along the way. Because of the very serious background of the stories, a short, explanatory introduction is given in italic when appropriate.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: epubli
• Seitenzahl: 118
• Altersempfehlung: ab 1 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. August 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9783819789151
• Artikelnr.: 75133481

Autorenporträt

Dr. rer. nat Pascal Farin was born in 1993 and has spent his life in Berlin. After his high school diploma, he studied physics and obtained a doctoral degree in 2021. Subsequently, he began working as a consultant in the finance sector specializing in risk analysis. Alongside his academic career, Dr. Pascal Farin has had a long standing interest in geopolitical topics such as climate change and the dangers of nuclear war. Pascal Farin isespecially concerned with how young people can be warned about the unfathomable dangers that nuclear weapons pose. This results in the stories about Noah and Elaine that almost entirely symbolically deal with the topic to ensure a youth-friendly discussion.