Green's Discovery 2: Creating a Fair and Just Society

by R.W. Karp, R.W. Karp

As a follow-up to Green’s Discovery, this sequel, Green’s Discovery 2, Creating a Fair & Just
Society, deals with the fact that the time has come for us to complete the work started in Green’s Discovery and for our world to establish a fair and just society, and subsequently to make first contact with another civilization.

After more than a decade working with the ‘visitors’ Sydney Green had to face many challenges adapting to his role as the visitor’s ambassador, and having to deal with the special powers they gave him. After all of this time he knew that his participation in the process of transforming the world wasn’t complete as the visitors discussed with him that it was now time for the final steps to be implemented in order to prepare our world for the future.

To Green’s surprise the visitors invite him into their environment so they could show him who and what they are. They knew they had to put things into perspective for Green so he would understand why they were paying so much attention to the little blue planet, and why they needed him to represent them. As well, and in response to one of Green’s questions, the visitors explain what the Big Bang Theory really was, and our place in the universe.

To put it mildly Green is stunned by what he hears and experiences during that visit.

This is the story of how the visitors work with Green, and many others, to help us make the necessary changes to our social, political, and economic paradigms, what those changes are, and how we take control of our future, and our world. This is the story of how we create a fair and just society for all humankind; and by doing so pave the way to meet with other more advanced worlds. And finally, this is the story of how we actually make first contact with another world, and what that experience is like.

Kindle Edition

Published September 14, 2022

About the author

Rick Karp was born and raised in Ottawa, and married his high school sweetheart. He went to Carleton University for his undergraduate work before moving to Kingston Ontario to go to Queen’s University for a Degree in Education. After graduating Rick taught High School in Picton Ontario for close to fourteen years. During his teaching career he returned to Queen’s to study for a Master’s Degree in Education.

Rick loved his teaching, but starting in1974, until she passed away in September 2017, Rick’s wife, Joy, suffered from life threatening issues every decade. Being a caregiver for Joy affected Rick’s life, caused him to leave teaching, and controlled his career opportunities. You can learn more about this in the Q&A section.

Rick and Joy came to Whitehorse in 1985 to open the first McDonald’s Restaurant in the north of Canada. At that time, it was the most remote McDonald’s in the Country. They owned and operated the franchise, winning all sorts of awards from McDonald’s, and the community; but due to Joy’s ongoing issues they had to sell the restaurant back to the company in 2000. In 2002, Rick designed and built a hair salon and retail shop in Whitehorse, which he and Joy operated, until Joy’s cancer returned in 2016.

Rick became the President of the Whitehorse Chamber of Commerce in 2004 and remained in that position until July 2018, when he retired. During his stay at the Chamber Rick created many programs to support businesses, and worked closely with several Yukon Government departments. In 2017 Rick helped to create the Yukon Science & Technology Advisory Society, which is composed of more than 20 PhD’s, and several researchers. He is currently the President of YSTAS; as well, Rick is the President of the Jewish Cultural Society of Yukon and he continues to be an active volunteer in the community.

Rick has written three books, one which was made into a movie by CBS TV. Since the passing of his wife he is now determined to publish the books and continue writing.

Rick has two grown children, and two grandchildren, who live in Vancouver B.C.

For more information, visit his website: www.rwkarp.ca.

Reviews

[Bryan Woerner · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book did not disappoint in that it was disappointing. It read like a badly written PowerPoint, the kind where each slide was filled with text and read directly from the screen. At least in the first book, there was conflict that helped move the story along. None of that here. Each chapter felt like a rehash of the last.

Also, people who didn’t conform were placed into special communities away from everyone else. They were not prisoners but were not allowed to leave. The visitors said they were not concentration camps, but they were basically concentration camps.

One interesting piece, however, was Green meeting the visitors (hence the extra star). They are a multi dimensional life form that not only created our universe, but also seeded earth with humanoid life. The description of their “world” was really interesting. Reminded me of the Tralfamadorians from Slaughterhouse Five.

So in summary, Karp’s world government sounds like a fine idea, but getting through the PPT was like torture.