Dr Nagel combines her extensive knowledge in organisational psychology, psychology and education when debating the origins of C-19
and the significance of change within our societies' adverse behaviour. She has produced a comprehensive account of reasons for the
dilemma of humanity today and of many thoughts of great philosophers that are meant to encourage readers to think about how to be
more socially responsible. Our Moral Ills: The Origins of C-19 claims that the origins of C-19 have fostered in societies for decades, that
humankind has distanced itself from morals and the essential wisdom and advice from our great philosophers and that resolutions and
regaining prosperity rest with a firm commitment from every person. The book challenges people's perpetual desires for more and the
downside for the desire of power - the most domineering desire of man. Our Moral Ills: The Origins of C-19 explains the importance of
personal responsibility and argues that despite of the prosperity of humanity today the moral ills in humankind as seen in the Age of C-19
have taken a new dimension and are risking to besiege humanity.