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'Behave: The Biology of Humans at Our Best and Worst' by Robert M. Sapolsky delves into the complexities of human behavior, exploring the biological, genetic, environmental, and cultural factors that influence our actions. Sapolsky's writing style is described as comprehensive, detailed, and richly complex, incorporating humor to make the intricate discussions more accessible to readers. The book covers topics ranging from neuroscience and genetics to societal issues like compassion, violence, and symbolic values, offering a deep exploration of what shapes human behavior and identity.
I make my living as a combination neurobiologist—someone who studies the brain—and primatologist—someone who studies monkeys and apes. Therefore, this is a book that is rooted in science, specifically...
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