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Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind (eBook)
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Princeton developmental/evolutionary neurobiologist Darshana Narayanan: https://www.currentaffa
UChicago evolutionary biologist Jerry Coyne: https://whyevolutionist
McMaster anthropologist Chris Hallpike: https://www.newenglishr
Democracy advocate Jeremy Lent, not a biologist but the article is very well-structured and lays out major conceptual problems with the book. Lent wrote a book called The Patterning Instinct, which was extensively reviewed by topical experts, very well cited, and in general what Harari's Sapiens wishes it was:
https://www.opendemocra
For those that are interested, the book is a fantastic read. It connected so many dots about where we came from and how we got here (which is probably offended some people).
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For those that are interested, the book is a fantastic read. It connected so many dots about where we came from and how we got here (which is probably offended some people).
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For those that are interested, the book is a fantastic read. It connected so many dots about where we came from and how we got here (which is probably offended some people).
Princeton developmental/evolutionary neurobiologist Darshana Narayanan: https://www.currentaffa
UChicago evolutionary biologist Jerry Coyne: https://whyevolutionist
McMaster anthropologist Chris Hallpike: https://www.newenglishr
Democracy advocate Jeremy Lent, not a biologist but the article is very well-structured and lays out major conceptual problems with the book. Lent wrote a book called The Patterning Instinct, which was extensively reviewed by topical experts, very well cited, and in general what Harari's Sapiens wishes it was:
https://www.opendemocra
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