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We have been told from early on that humans are born to compete as are all other creatures in the natural world. Of course, that’s before people learned about the exquisite machinery inside the body of every living. How do bodies operate? Well, that’s complicated, of course. But the basics are fairly easy to understand. Every complex body has a neural system that direct all the cells of a body to work as a team to keep both the cells and the body alive. Hmmm. If this sounds suspiciously like democracy, that’s because it is. Democracy is one of the most successful survival strategies in nature. Of course, we don’t call it that in nature. Democracy is a term that we humans derived thinking we were the first and only creatures to come up with the idea that has actually been around for billions of years. Nah. We have just come late to the game. And to be honest, we’re still playing catchup. Nature is way ahead of us. . .<br/><br/>Sara Wallace has fallen into a coma. Her doctors are flummoxed. Her family is devastated. But Sara? She finds herself immersed in mysterious conversation with an invisible being who’s clearly not from around here. Dina has a voice like a whisper and butchers every single English axiom without fail. But Dina ‘s message is deadly serious.<br/><br/>Humans are steadily moving toward extinction, Dina said in no uncertain terms. Humanity, so full of promise as a new and utterly unique type of lifeform on this Earth, has begun acting against the wellbeing of the planet and all its inhabitants. It is such an emergency that Dina’s clan has decided to intervene. And they picked Sara to be the messenger to the world. She should be flattered, but. . . seriously? They chose her, not because she is brilliant or accomplished, but because she has an overactive bullshit meter. So, Sara’s proclivity to rarely believe what anyone says has put her in a position where people need to believe her. . . or face extinction? What could go wrong?<br/><br/>Dina started wit