Homo sapiens: A brief history of humanity

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The New York Times Bestseller

President Barack Obama, Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg's summer reading choices

from a famous historian, pioneered human creation and evolution The seminal narrative - the first international bestseller explores the definition of biology and history, and deepens our understanding of the meaning of "humanity."

100,000 years ago, there were at least six different kinds of human beings living on the earth. However, today there is only one human Homo. What happened to other people?

Most books on human history pursue historical or biological methods, but Dr Yuval Noah Harari broke this pattern with this highly original book, which began about 70,000 years ago. Cognitive. By studying the role of human beings in the global ecosystem to describe the rise of the empire, Homo sapiens integrates history and science, rethinks accepted narratives, and links past developments to contemporary concerns. Bigger ideas.

Dr. Harari also forced us to look into the future because in the past few decades, humans have begun to bend the law of natural selection that ruled life over the past four billion years. We must not only design the world around us, but also design our own capabilities.

This provocative and insightful work with 27 photos, 6 maps, and 25 illustrations/illustrations is sure to be controversial and essential for Jared Diamond lovers. Reading materials, James Griek, Mattrickly, Robert Wright, and Sharon Morrum

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