Armageddon Delayed

"Armageddon Was Not Averted. It Was Delayed." explores how humanity narrowly escaped catastrophic conflict during the Cold War by examining the roles of Reagan, Gorbachev, and Pope John Paul II, who each embodied principles of Reason, Balance, and Compassion. The book presents a framework called Positive-Sum Meta-Constructivism, which emphasizes transforming destructive systems into cooperative ones, and draws lessons from various conflict resolution examples. It ultimately questions whether these insights can be applied to future global threats and challenges, encouraging systems change to prevent future crises.