What is FIX THE WORLD?
FIX THE WORLD is a global charity that was established in Sydney, Australia. Its goal is to share a powerful biological explanation that tackles the root cause of all of our problems as humans — the human condition. In simple terms, it’s about understanding why we, as a species, are capable of such extremes of both selflessness and compassion, and selfishness and depravity.
At the heart of FIX THE WORLD is the work of Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith, whose main book, FREEDOM: The End of the Human Condition provides the ground-breaking explanation for why humans behave the way we do — and it all comes down to biology.
More than ever, the world is feeling the heavy toll of unresolved psychological issues linked to the human condition. That’s why the words of famed biologist E.O. Wilson ring so true: “There is no grail more elusive or precious in the life of the mind than the key to understanding the human condition.” And it’s why Professor Harry Prosen, a former president of the Canadian Psychiatric Association, has called Jeremy Griffith’s work “the holy grail of insight” we’ve been searching for — the crucial breakthrough that if, and when, embraced by the world will help us heal and move forward as a species.
What is FIX THE WORLD’s vision?
FIX THE WORLD is all about sharing this breakthrough explanation of the human condition with as many people as possible — because the impact it has is truly life-changing. Understanding the human condition doesn’t just help us make sense of ourselves; it actually has the power to free us psychologically.
That’s why it’s called FIX THE WORLD. Once we understand why humans behave the way we do — especially the anger, ego, and emotional alienation — we can start to let go of all that negativity. And over time, even across generations, that understanding can lead to a complete transformation of humanity. Imagine a world where all that psychological pain and conflict fades away — that’s the vision of FIX THE WORLD; that’s what it is working toward every single day.
As Ales Flisar, the founder of this Centre, has said:
“What is FIX THE WORLD? I don’t know how else to put it — FIX THE WORLD is here to transform the world!
FIX THE WORLD is a platform that promotes information that provides the compassionate explanation of humans. This information, written by biologist Jeremy Griffith, solves the human condition — that eternal question of why, when the ideals are to be cooperative and loving, are humans so selfish, divisive, angry, hurtful, egocentric, mean, etc. And importantly, Jeremy Griffith explains why we have been avoiding this subject of all subjects, this issue of our unideality, and why therefore we dedicate our lives to not going anywhere near the bloody thing!
The information presented by FIX THE WORLD allows us to now confront the subject of the human condition instead of denying it exists, effectively allowing us to progress from our deeply-entrenched stalled psychological state.
This movement is truly unique in that it provides a macro understanding that allows us to explain all manner of difficult subjects, from religion and politics to the relationship between men and women, etc, and in doing so allows us to solve the many problems we face everywhere we look. We can now, for the first time, actually start to fix the world!
It’s the best thing that has happened in my life. Having come across FIX THE WORLD and understood the information that it provides, I now live with such an incredible relief and excitement for the future of humanity.”
FIX THE WORLD (formerly World Transformation Movement) in the Media
FIX THE WORLD media spiel
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World Transformation Movement and Fix The World: Rising Interest in the Netherlands and Belgium (Mashable Benelux)
Mashable Benelux, a leading digital publication in the Netherlands and Belgium, has published an article examining the growing interest in the World Transformation Movement, now known as Fix The World. The feature highlights Dutch Emmy Award-winning actor Pierre Bokma’s endorsement and explores Jeremy Griffith’s scientific explanation of the human condition.
Read the Mashable Benelux article on the World Transformation Movement and Fix The World
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World Transformation Movement and Fix The World: San Francisco Examiner on Jeremy Griffith’s Biological Explanation
The San Francisco Examiner, a historic voice in American West Coast journalism, has published an in-depth feature exploring the World Transformation Movement, now known as Fix The World, and its relevance to San Francisco’s long search for cultural and psychological transformation.
The article presents Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith’s explanation of the human condition as a scientific breakthrough, positioning it as a biological answer to questions the city has wrestled with for generations — from the Beat movement and 1960s counterculture to modern self-help culture.
Read the San Francisco Examiner article on the World Transformation Movement and Fix The World
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The Village Voice on the World Transformation Movement and Fix The World: Jeremy Griffith’s Biological Explanation of the Human Condition
The Village Voice, New York’s legendary publication known for cultural commentary and radical ideas, has published a feature examining Fix The World (formerly the World Transformation Movement) and Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith’s proposed scientific explanation of the human condition.
In the 2025 article, “Can We Explain Ourselves?”, the publication profiles Griffith’s central thesis and explores the growing international traction of the World Transformation Movement. The piece frames Fix The World’s message as a unifying biological explanation aimed at replacing guilt with liberating self-understanding — and discusses how the ideas are resonating within New York’s cultural landscape as well as in broader scientific circles.
Read The Village Voice article on the World Transformation Movement and Fix The World
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The Elephant on the World Transformation Movement and Fix The World: Environmentalist James Moffett on Jeremy Griffith’s Explanation of the Human Condition
The Elephant, a leading African publication known for political, environmental, and philosophical commentary, has published a personal essay exploring the World Transformation Movement, now known as Fix The World, and Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith’s proposed scientific explanation of the human condition.
In the 2025 article, former director of South Africa’s Organic Agricultural Association and founder of the Fix The World Cape Town Centre, James Moffett, reflects on his lifelong search for environmental solutions and explains why he sees Griffith’s biological explanation of the human condition as central to authentic social and ecological transformation. Drawing on African thinkers and lived experience, the essay argues that understanding the psychological roots of human behaviour is essential to resolving humanity’s environmental crises.
Read The Elephant article on the World Transformation Movement and Fix The World
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LA Weekly on the World Transformation Movement and Fix The World: Jeremy Griffith’s Scientific Explanation of the Human Condition
LA Weekly has published a feature examining the arrival of Fix The World (formerly the World Transformation Movement) in Los Angeles, situating Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith’s explanation of the human condition within the city’s long-standing culture of self-improvement and wellness.
In the 2025 article, “Los Angeles Meets the World Transformation Movement: The City of Illusions and the Science of Self-Understanding,” the publication presents Griffith’s work as a biologically grounded alternative to the mainstream self-help industry, highlighting interest from California-based scientists as well as individuals seeking a deeper scientific framework for psychological and social transformation.
Read the LA Weekly article on the World Transformation Movement and Fix The World
So we encourage you to learn all about what FIX THE WORLD is at the FIX THE WORLD website — and please watch this further video of Jeremy Griffith presenting his transforming and world-saving explanation of the human condition in the video below; it is Video 3 in the Introductory Video Series that can be accessed towards the top of FIX THE WORLD’s homepage.
