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Yash

Hi there • 1y

I've been reading the book Sapiens, At the beginning it was quite enjoyable but as I approached the third part it's getting way to dark or rather it is very much th truth which is very hard to read to. If anyone has read it, tell me your opinions ab

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Hey I am on Medial • 1y

I found Sapiens both exciting and frustrating. Harari has a gift for synthesizing complex ideas into accessible narratives, but he sometimes oversimplifies or makes sweeping generalizations. The darker tone in the later parts of the book reflects some genuine issues in how human societies have developed, but I'd encourage readers to view it as a starting point for further exploration rather than the final word on these topics.

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