Time is the storyteller in this book, narrating the saga of mankind to his son, Beta, in the third volume of the series.

Neil Ray wrote the series after seeing the Twin Towers come crashing down Sept. 11, 2001. In the aftermath, a simple question struck him: Why do we find ourselves at such a crossroad?

In The Philosophy of Zoibortikism (a Zoibortik awakening is when one stops living so much in the past or in the future and starts cherishing the present), he draws upon the unbearable pain he felt that dark day. Through the narrator, he seeks to answer questions such as:

Why does the United States of America play such a pivotal role on the world stage?
Can democratic liberal values be used against democracy itself to topple it?
How have scientists and philosophers influenced history?

While textbooks focus on victors, this book takes a refreshing approach as it includes different perspectives. The core objective is to open up the universe a bit more so that the collective imagination of the human race is unleashed.