What if progress itself is the problem? For over 12,000 years, humans survived in small, resilient communities—farming, cooperating, and enduring. But in the last 250 years, industrialization, war, and the pursuit of convenience severed us from the land, from one another, and from survival itself. The Collapse of the Human Species Is Inevitable is a sobering, meticulously researched thesis that traces the biological, cultural, and ecological unraveling already underway. With insights grounded in demography, anthropology, and epigenetics, Joseph Bailey presents a gripping case: collapse is not a theory—it is demographic reality. This is the wake-up call for thinkers, preppers, and survivors alike.