This book explores the mismatch between human biology and modern life, explaining how humans are poorly adapted to the rapid pace of change in the 21st century and offers solutions to help humanity adapt.
Human beings are a unique species. The primary way in which we are unique is that if you think about the question about, well, what do human beings do?
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This book explores the mismatch between human biology and modern life, explaining how humans are poorly adapted to the rapid pace of change in the 21st century and offers solutions to help humanity adapt.
Human beings are a unique species. The primary way in which we are unique is that if you think about the question about, well, what do human beings do?
So we are unlike any other species because our niche is the movement between niches, both over time and across space.
So I want to make sure I fully understand this as if a 10-year-old would understand it is we have kind of two modes.
We have what we had passed to us and because of consciousness and language and our ability to communicate, we have what we're discovering now about the nature of the world.
Together, that's what makes humans so special. And really what ties that all together is language and the ability to communicate.