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The History of Love
Abstract
This text provides insight about love, seen as a power that lets people survive in spite of all overwhelming forces. It helps us to understand, preserve the natural world, and protect values; love as a force gives us strength and motivation to perform both heroic and everyday deeds, develop knowledge at the macro, micro, and nano levels, produce medicine drugs and vaccines, initiate social changes, and enhance communication networks to share and exchange information.
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