How to Be Human Audiobook by New Scientist
Update: 2017-09-21
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Title: How to Be Human
Subtitle: Consciousness, Language and 48 More Things That Make You You
Author: New Scientist
Narrator: David Thorpe
Format: Unabridged
Length: 12 hrs and 1 min
Language: English
Release date: 09-21-17
Publisher: John Murray
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 4 votes
Genres: Science & Technology, Physics
Publisher's Summary:
What is it that makes us human? Is it language, imagination, morality, or is it that we cook and wear shoes? Or perhaps we are less human than we think - Neanderthal and Denisovan genes can be found within all of us!
Once again, New Scientist have all of the fascinating and unexpected answers, and - just as they did for the universe in The Origin of (Almost) Everything - in How to Be Human they take us on a tour around the human body and brain, taking in everything from evolution to email, from the Stone Age to Spotify.
How do languages change the way our brains are wired? What can evolutionary theory tell us about who we are attracted to? How does your voice give away clues about your political views, your sexual allure and even your salary? Why is gossip the human version of a gorilla picking fleas from its mate? And how can you live to 100?
Members Reviews:
Four Stars
Some great information, but a bit dry to read.
It's organized like a fun coffee table book but I found myself ...
I'm a huge fan of New Scientist but this book doesn't cut it. It's organized like a fun coffee table book but I found myself struggling to maintain interest. Just found the presentation of information dull/unexciting.
Title: How to Be Human
Subtitle: Consciousness, Language and 48 More Things That Make You You
Author: New Scientist
Narrator: David Thorpe
Format: Unabridged
Length: 12 hrs and 1 min
Language: English
Release date: 09-21-17
Publisher: John Murray
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 4 votes
Genres: Science & Technology, Physics
Publisher's Summary:
What is it that makes us human? Is it language, imagination, morality, or is it that we cook and wear shoes? Or perhaps we are less human than we think - Neanderthal and Denisovan genes can be found within all of us!
Once again, New Scientist have all of the fascinating and unexpected answers, and - just as they did for the universe in The Origin of (Almost) Everything - in How to Be Human they take us on a tour around the human body and brain, taking in everything from evolution to email, from the Stone Age to Spotify.
How do languages change the way our brains are wired? What can evolutionary theory tell us about who we are attracted to? How does your voice give away clues about your political views, your sexual allure and even your salary? Why is gossip the human version of a gorilla picking fleas from its mate? And how can you live to 100?
Members Reviews:
Four Stars
Some great information, but a bit dry to read.
It's organized like a fun coffee table book but I found myself ...
I'm a huge fan of New Scientist but this book doesn't cut it. It's organized like a fun coffee table book but I found myself struggling to maintain interest. Just found the presentation of information dull/unexciting.
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