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Thinking Big, How the Evolution of Social Life Changed the Human Mind
How the Evolution of Social Life Changed the Human Mind
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Thinking Big, How the Evolution of Social Life Changed the Human Mind explores the impact of social interactions on human cognitive development and the evolution of intelligence.
Robin Dunbar examines the correlation between group size and brain size in primates, arguing that the complexities of social life have driven the evolution of larger brains in humans.
The book delves into the implications of this relationship for understanding human behavior, culture, and the challenges of modern social environments.
Dunbar's work offers a compelling perspective on how our social nature has shaped our minds and continues to influence our lives.
This book provides insights into the evolutionary roots of human social behavior.
Robin Dunbar examines the correlation between group size and brain size in primates, arguing that the complexities of social life have driven the evolution of larger brains in humans.
The book delves into the implications of this relationship for understanding human behavior, culture, and the challenges of modern social environments.
Dunbar's work offers a compelling perspective on how our social nature has shaped our minds and continues to influence our lives.
This book provides insights into the evolutionary roots of human social behavior.
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