Man and his nature today: the clause 'his nature today', in this context, is with a view of using examples to highlight trends on our dispositions. Attitudes to: ourselves, circumstances and even to our surroundings, which are in un-encouraging disregard of our intelligence, knowledge and good capability to profit from past experiences. With it's ecological colourations, this two parts book of Nine main chapters skims through the likes of; tyrannical use of freedoms, borderless waves of violence, insincerity and a medical issue. Then mentions the inadvertent wisdom in a rear political abdication, before delving into how we selfishly use adapted features in the environment (more to advance violent abilities). And finally, how due to insensitivity a probable period of climatic and tectonic changes is not being given the required attention; completes the chapters, while a postscript wraps-up the contribution.