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Professor Yuval Noah Harari is a lecturer at the Department of History at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Gaining his PhD from Oxford University, he has published several books and articles. His most recent works comprise the international bestseller Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind and, most recently Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow.
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- Didier
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fascinating!
a provocative and though inspiring author. you must read all his blood : real page turners that make you think!
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- SilverDiver
- 09-11-19
Very thoughtful work!
Looking forward to reading this authors works. Very relevant and accessible subject matter. Why have I not come across this man's work sooner!
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- Anonymous User
- 01-28-20
love this guy
One of the best story tellers of history. great thinker, completely transformed my point of view on so many things.
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- Tatras
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Pokémon Is like Bible...
Pokémon Is like Bible...you impose some fantasies on the real world, which is more possible with technology now. The most successful mythology is capitalism so far, not necessary entirely true, but successful indeed. Sharps thoughts sharpened by lots of vipassana meditation, but from some point of view true. Personally I think future AI will have biological parts, because they are much energy efficient than silicone (as these days research shows).
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- Matthew
- 05-25-18
Insightful!
Here Yuval speaks on several topics, with his answers being all relavent and original. I find him able to answer each question as thoughtful and interesting without rambling.
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- Tom G
- 09-02-18
Great interview
Incredible forward thinker and amazing perspectives.
Worth a listen to expand your mind and see the possibilities.
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- Dennis M. McCrea
- 06-11-19
A great intro to his triad book series
A great intro to his triad book series. I feel comfortable now buying all 3
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- Anonymous User
- 05-20-19
A Brief Introduction
This audible offers a brief introduction to the works and views of the highly enlightened Yuval Noah Harari, and is quite an enjoyable listen perfect for a morning commute or lunch break. Seeing it’s free, everyone ought to give this a go, whether read his works or not.
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- PARADA
- 10-24-20
Wonderful reflections on the human race future
Provocative, well thought and sometimes even choking reflections on the human race recent facts and about the future.
Give us an insight into the inner issue of our prosperity which is deeply know our inner self and realize our purpose in life as drivers of the destiny of the world and us as a doted specimen.
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