Sapien
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Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind surveys the history of humankind from the Stone Age to the present, emphasizing the impact of cognitive, agricultural, and scientific revolutions.
Harari examines the key turning points that have shaped human society, such as the development of language, the rise of agriculture, and the emergence of money and empires.
The book explores how Homo sapiens came to dominate the planet, delving into the unique cognitive abilities that set humans apart from other species.
It discusses the role of stories, myths, and shared beliefs in creating large-scale cooperation and social structures.
Sapiens also investigates the consequences of human actions on the environment and other species.
The book concludes by pondering the future of humanity and the ethical implications of our increasing power.
Harari examines the key turning points that have shaped human society, such as the development of language, the rise of agriculture, and the emergence of money and empires.
The book explores how Homo sapiens came to dominate the planet, delving into the unique cognitive abilities that set humans apart from other species.
It discusses the role of stories, myths, and shared beliefs in creating large-scale cooperation and social structures.
Sapiens also investigates the consequences of human actions on the environment and other species.
The book concludes by pondering the future of humanity and the ethical implications of our increasing power.
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