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Matt Rogala takes no position in the long-standing debate over whether an extraterrestrial civilization truly exists - one whose members may have visited Earth since the dawn of time - or whether such notions belong solely to the realm of myth, imagination, or the occasional sleepless night. After all, the border between disclosure and delusion remains unmarked - perhaps for everyone's convenience. Instead, this book asks a simpler, though far more unsettling, question: What would happen if such a civilization's existence were publicly confirmed? This analysis explores how such a disclosure might reshape nearly every aspect of human life - from the private to the planetary: - political elites and public finances, - personal life, - worldview, - the labor market, - public pension systems, - securities markets, - the banking system, and - the broader socio-political order. The book ends, like any well-written thriller, with an answer to a question that may surprise the reader: Why hasn't an extraterrestrial civilization revealed itself yet? To make the reading journey smoother - especially as the book delves into themes that can be as unsettling as they are fascinating - Matt Rogala occasionally writes in italics: With a quiet wink, trusting that the reader will smile first and forgive later.

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The author is a trained geneticist and has been involved in financial markets for over 30 years. He has written five financial guides on investment funds - ""Open Investment Funds. The Rules Are Simple"" (Helion, 2006), pension funds - ""The Third Pillar of Your Pension"" (Edinem, 2012), prudent investing in stocks and bonds - ""The Prudent Investor. Get Your Way"" (2013, Helion), and personal finance - ""The 500+ Program: How to Incorporate Additional Family Capital"" (Helion, 2014) - aimed at those unfamiliar with the subject. In each book, he strives to make the incomprehensible clear and understandable. He has also written a guide for professionals - ""How to Effectively Offer Investment Products"" (Edinem, 2008). He is the author of several feature-length film scripts, which have won numerous awards at international film competitions. He also wrote a very personal book, ""Why I'm Not an Atheist,"" under the pseudonym Mark Lipski. The title was inspired by Bertrand Russell's ""Why I'm Not a Christian,"" though the author takes the opposite stance. Matt Rogala, despite tackling tedious financial topics, strives to deliver them in a way that makes them enjoyable to read. It's worth quoting one of his reviews of the book ""Open-End Investment Funds. The Rules Are Simple"" The book is more than good. Although it covers tedious topics, it reads like a good thriller.

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