Harari is an iconoclastic writer with a unique perspective on history. He is a philosophical thinker of our age and should be read and considered by anyone who also considers himself/herself a “thinker of the age”.

In the book, harari explores the challenges and opportunities posed by advances in information technology and biotechnology. Harari also explores the ethical dilemmas that come with bioengineering. The book is based on a true story of a man who lived ...  Read More

This interdisciplinary approach ensures that readers gain a multi-dimensional perspective. Readers are introduced to various challenges that they may have overlooked. Outstanding are chapters on terrorism (an effective tool wielded by those lacking re...  Read More

Harari argues that distinguishing this line will be critical for businesses and entities in the future. Knowing what to expect will better position societies to adapt. It’s a scary future if governments don't start addressing the underlying currents n...  Read More

Lessons' lacks the impact of 'sapiens' because it's not about our distant past - which the author is brilliant at - but our distant future, of which he is less than convincing. The author is a historian but likes to pretend he's something else.

Malthus was right about overpopulation. Israel is an outlier.

He forgets that mankind’s mind is more like that of a chimpanzee than a truth machine. No new insights. More like blindness and arrogance.