I Don't Like It, You Can Do Better

I Don’t Like It, You Can Do Better

Copyright © 2020 by Safaa A. Mhawi

ISBN: 978-1-64749-263-2

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Contents

Introduction

Dedicate

Thankfulness Appreciation

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Introduction

What would you do if I gave you a chance to achieve something great? You might ask what could t hat be ???

To create human society all over again, according to your desires, and you would be the leader and teacher for that new community, you will cre-ate its rules and build its foundation. What will you do then?????? What will you add? What will you delete?

Note: I will state my opinion with all honesty without any fear or flattery because I am criticizing something wrong with very bad consequences.

Dedicate

To the human race

Thankfulness Appreciation

To the translator

Ryadh Al-Mandiwi

The Proofreader

Juliana Garcia

Cover designer

Safaa A.Mhawi

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I don’t know the cause but all I care about t he result.

A very classy civilization was de-stroyed in the blink of an eye, the civilized people are now looking for some-thing to eat and drink, like the best wild animals. Only a few survived after the disaster. Because this creature is called human then he/she must be humane, enjoy the company of other humans, thus they started to look for one another, and every time they found someone they would feel very happy. My dad would laughing out loud saying: We found one and lost billions….

Some survivors witnessed the ancient era being destroyed by humans. They witnessed the huge scientific and technological advancement that the human made machines had reached; one of these people was my father.

My father was a very famous sociology professor and philosopher of his time. He wrote many thesis and over-saw many studies at many universities: Hahaha, there was a time that we used to play, and now the times are toying with us he always repeated that sentence.

Our numbers started to increase. We chose a nice place to live. the place was a green piece of land next to a river, stable weather, it contained some caves that were suitable for living. Sometimes we made trips to the nearby old cities that had high rise buildings (the ones that survived the disaster). We enjoyed these trips some time we found weird metal, ceramic, and plastic objects. We threw some of them without knowing if they were valuable or not. We kept others that we found to be interesting or something we could recognize. We had a lot of fun doing that.

The thing that made me and my father