Journey from past to present...
Greetings.. I found this book, which I read in English, more appropriate to review in English. Before we go into the review, I would like to point out that since I cannot use the language at a high level, there may be expression disorders or misuse in some places.Thank you for understanding.
Another thought-provoking, informative book from Yuval Noah Harari. What I've read before from the author; I think this book should be read as well as the books "Sapiens and 21 Lessons for the 21st Century". I can summarize this book with two questions ; What happened in our past? What will happen in our future? In addition to these, the content of the book is literally a wealth of information. The author has blended it with his own opinions and in many places, did not leave the documents incomplete in his book .I would definitely recommend that people who are interested in science, technology, history in particular should read it. I have no doubt that you will take a lot of notes while reading. I wish you pleasant reading.
Few Quotes ;
*Throughout history most humans took war for granted, whereas peace was a temporary and precarious state. (Page 16 /Published by Harvill Secker)
*Most of the misunderstandings regarding science and religion results from faulty definitions of religion. (Page 210 /Published by Harvill Secker)
*We don't need any gods to limit our power and give us meaning - the free choices of customers and voters supply us with all the meaning we require.( Page 323 / Published by Harvill Secker)
Yuval Noah Harari'nin, Sapiens kadar müthiş bir diğer eseri.
Sapiens biterken yazar bize "Neyi istemek istiyoruz?" diye sorar. Homo Deus'a geldiğimizde isteyebileceğimiz muhtemel arzu ve yaşantıların Sapiens toplumu ve bireylerini ne şekilde
