The Book of Humans by Adam Rutherford Book Summary - Review (AudioBook)

The Book of Humans: A Brief History of Culture, Sex, War and the Evolution of Us by Adam Rutherford Book Review
In his renowned monologue, Hamlet fittingly described humans as “the paragon of animals.” Humans and other creatures have a mutual fundamental biological design, and becoming human is a result of the same evolutionary mechanisms. Still, both our highly developed linguistic skills and intricate culture make us different from others by making us absolutely animal and exceptional at the same time.
Take into account your correlation.
When you feel lonely and estranged in the future, keep in mind that you are bonded to all living things on our planet via evolution, genes, social practices, and sexual relations. Because you are Homo sapiens, you possess the emotional and analytical competence to think that you are not completely disengaged from the larger world of living beings.
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