Only Two Reasons To Do Something is a materialist interpretation of the meaning of life.  It is based entirely on familiar science such as evolution, thermodynamics, and information theory.

The motive of the author is to explain why, as humans, we have an alternative to endless competition against each other, and why the alternative is better.

A Person in Trouble is a longer essay about the implications of a person’s choice of the shared thought process over the evolutionary process. It goes into some detail about how people can best get along with each other.

Purpose is a summary of the whole argument in four hundred words.

These three essays are collected as free PDF and epub downloads. There is also a paper version.

The House of Sufficiency is an older 2006 book. It is also available on paper and so forth. In points of difference, the book is superseded by the more recent essays.

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