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Reviewed by Ray Simmons for Readers' Favorite
I loved Essence of Existence by Paul Roman. The subtitle is Brief Story of Matter and People. In fact, it is a clear but very condensed history of the universe. A while back I wrote an essay calling for the addition of a course on this subject to be incorporated into our school systems. Essence of Existence would be a good introductory text for such a course. Paul Roman wrote Essence of Existence for his grandchildren. I think many more people will benefit from it and thank him for it. This is knowledge every educated adult should at least be aware of, but so many know nothing about. I hope Essence of Existence finds its way into every library in America and eventually the world.
Essence of Existence starts at the very beginning of time, the now famous Big Bang Theory, and goes on to describe how the universe and particularly our world, and eventually us, came into existence. All the big pieces of the story are touched upon, even though the book itself is just over 100 pages. I particularly liked the section where the roles of DNA and memory are explained and the genetic factors for the organization of human society are touched upon. Essence of Existence is very well written and progresses in a clear and organized journey that can be absorbed while reading, but will be thought about for the rest of your life. This is a must-read book that you won’t be able to put down until you finish.