Talk about Sapiens 2.0

We shall be discussing this Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari.

If you read this on kindle you would know its one of the most highlighted books :)

We shall be discussing some excerpts from the book.

Share How being a sapien reader can change you fundamental perspective on things

The larger picture one gets form this book what is it ?

Deeper Questions Raised by the book such as

What really is happiness ?

The period before agriculture revolution what about it ?

Do humans really have any control over their own destiny as a species ?

Who else has read Homo Deus ?

Reading Suggestions for : Readers now obsessed with History

Do you feel you are missing out by living in a world with only one human species? Could other human species ever possibly have survived?

Does reading about how we evolved as animals change your perception of the human/nature divide?

Which side of the debate do you fall on: the agricultural revolution set humankind in the road to prosperity or perdition?

Do you think written script would have been as unsettling to the ancient Sumerians as the idea of AI is to a lot of people today?

Are you convinced by any of the theories about why we live in a patriarchal world?

How did money succeed where gods and kings failed?

Do you find the notion that families and communities have been completely destroyed by free market capitalism shocking? Do you recognise the effects of this in your own life?