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Power does not necessarily mean progress. A civilization may become richer, more comfortable, and more technologically sophisticated while growing more fragile. What should an intelligent species do once it begins to shape its own evolutionary future?

In the final volume of Darwin 2.0: On the Destiny of Species, the Probe challenges humanity’s traditional measures of advancement. Wattocracy examines energy, efficiency, information, curiosity, and causal mastery. Destivana confronts the deeper problem of direction: how civilizations should develop, constrain, and wield power in pursuit of survival.

Drawing together questions of morality, governance, artificial agency, synthetic evolution, and cosmic competition, Cang V. Quach and Kendall Rountree ask what a species must become if it intends to endure.