Was it progress, or "history's biggest fraud" that made us work harder for a less varied diet?
It’s provocative, slightly terrifying, and incredibly enlightening. Sapiens. Scurta istorie a omenirii
I just finished reading by Yuval Noah Harari , and it’s a total game-changer for how I view our species. Harari argues that what truly sets us apart isn't individual intelligence, but our unique ability to cooperate flexibly in large numbers through shared myths—like money, religion, and human rights. Key takeaways that stuck with me: Was it progress, or "history's biggest fraud" that
We’ve jumped from the middle of the food chain to the top so quickly that we haven't had time to adapt, making us "doubly cruel and dangerous". Was it progress