An extended journey from creation to the horizons of artificial intelligence, this book takes us on a comprehensive cognitive adventure that explores the depths of human history and focuses on the pivotal moments that created the world as we know it today. The book begins with creation, reviewing the origin of the universe with the Big Bang and the formation of stars and planets, moving on to the origin of Earth and the emergence of life on it. It then narrates the evolution of humanity throughout the ages, addressing the biological and anthropological aspects that paved the way for the establishment of the first civilizations. Throughout the book's pages, prominent civilizations such as the Sumerian, Pharaonic, Greek, and Roman civilizations are reviewed, in addition to the Islamic civilization, which influenced the world's progress in various fields..

noThis volume is sufficientIn ancient history,But It deals withThe book explores the major revolutions that changed the face of the modern world, such as the French and Russian Revolutions. It also covers the First and Second World Wars, explaining their profound impact in reshaping the global order. Conversely, it explores the spiritual and religious dimensions of human societies, offering an exploration of the major religions from their origins to their modern developments, while anticipating what the future holds for humanity in light of cultural and technological change..

In its final chapters, the book explores forward-looking topics on the prospects of artificial intelligence, painting a picture of what the future of humanity might look like in light of the current technological revolution. This blending of past and future makes the book a distinctive reference for any reader seeking to understand the roots of humanity and its future prospects, bringing together history, science, religion, and technology in a coherent and engaging narrative..