Globalocity is about an American who embarks on an expedition to elsewhere, but he gets off to a bad start: a TSA agent arrests him at LAX. A sympathetic officer lets him go, but the incident begs the question: why is he flagged as a security risk?

Raymond meets monks, wanna-be suicide bombers, and gorillas. He learns about artificial intelligence, evolution, and sacred cows. He falls in love. He also discovers that his father lied about his inheritance; the money came from a Swiss bank account. But Globalocity is not about Pops' big lie. It's about Raymond's search for something more. God? Define God. Full-moon party in Thailand? Yes! Raymond develops a "Trained Ape Theory" to explain humans (some apes are trained better than others). And what about Pops? Why did he lie? Was he trained by the CIA?

Go to India, China, Israel, Africa, Brazil, and maybe Turkey some day. Go with Raymond. Click on the YIN to get going . . .