Why do people rescue and kill, forgive and take revenge? Robert Sapolsky answers by winding time backwards: what was happening in the brain a second before the act, and hours, days, years — and millennia of evolution — before it. One of the most ambitious books ever written about human behaviour.
Key highlights:
- Winds the cause of an act backwards, from one second to millennia of evolution
- A New York Times bestseller
- Ukrainian translation by Olena Liubenko
Behave: The Biology of Humans at Our Best and Worst
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