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Nonzero

Pages
445
Published
2000
Language
English

Synopsis

Robert Wright, author of 'The Moral Animal,' presents an ambitious theory on the direction of evolution and human history. He argues that life, from primordial ooze to human societies, has consistently grown more complex by mastering internal cooperation. This book explores how our biological and cultural evolution suggests an improvement in human morality over time, offering a refreshing perspective on our collective journey.

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