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Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith’s resolution of the human condition that he presents in this now famous THE Interview with British broadcaster Craig Conway, has been described by Professor Harry Prosen, a former President of the Canadian Psychiatric Association, as being nothing less than “the holy grail of insight we humans have sought for the psychological rehabilitation of the human race”.

And given the world’s escalating mental health crisis and the growing turmoil, conflict and distress everywhere, the “psychological rehabilitation of the human race” could not be more urgently needed. So it is in everyone’s interest to watch this astonishing interview.

EXTREMELY IMPORTANT ADDITION TO WATCH AFTER THE INTERVIEW:

Since almost everyone initially experiences difficulty taking in or ‘hearing’ analysis of the once—but no longer—unbearably confronting subject of the human condition, it is strongly recommended watching Griffith’s 2026 addition to THE Interview titled Please, Please, Beware The ‘Deaf Effect’! at https://www.humancondition.com/please-please-beware-the-deaf-effect/

This extremely helpful addition warns of this initial ‘Deaf Effect’ resistance to analysis of the human condition, and shows how patience and perseverance in reading or listening to Griffith’s compassionate, redeeming explanation of the human condition enables everyone to overcome this ‘Deaf Effect’ and discover the beyond-description-exciting, ‘we can at last make sense of the world’, mind-clearing, life-resuscitating, human-race-fixing, safe new world for the human race!

In a world grappling with unprecedented levels of division and conflict, and environmental challenges on the rise, few thinkers offer as profound and hopeful a perspective as Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith.

Founder of FIX THE WORLD (formerly the World Transformation Movement), Jeremy Griffith has dedicated his life to providing compassionate, biological explanation to the issue of the human condition — the underlying reason behind humanity’s capacity for both extraordinary love and unconscionable destruction. His work stands as a beacon of understanding, redeeming the human story and moving us beyond blame and shame toward genuine healing and togetherness.

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