What can the tragedy of Yelena, the struggles of Queen Elizabeth I, and the message of 'The Tortoise Trainer' teach us about human survival? Discover how history and art reveal the urgent necessity of guaranteeing the 'Three Basic Needs'—food, safe shelter, and the 'love your neighbor' education—to overcome our survival instincts and build a new universal society.

When food, shelter, and meaning are not guaranteed, fear replaces trust and revolutions turn inward. This is the story of how hunger transforms victims into executioners—and why no society can find peace until the three basic needs are secured for all.