What do you think?
Rate this book
Summary: Sapiens - A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari
An EXECUTIVE GROWTH Sapiens - A Brief History of Humankind. this is a SUMMARY .
Unlike other macroscopic reviews of human history, Sapiens combines the best research into history with recent discoveries in biology and archaeology, and complimentary disciplines of science. It provides a unique point of view on how we got to where we are today – and what that means for us as a species.
Sapiens traces the development of consciousness, above all else. 100,000 years ago Homo Sapiens were an insignificant animal – but today we dominate the planet. At some point the evolution of thinking superseded biological evolution. Much of our 'success' hinges on the importance of the myths and legends – the fictions of our imagination – that have played such a vital role in the development of culture, ideology, religion, economics, science, and ultimately – the mind.
Reading is primarily an investment of your time with hopes of gaining useful knowledge and perspective. The staggering statistics shows that a majority of books purchased today are not read to completion. As such, reading our summary is the perfect way to cover the full material and grasp the essential insights of Dr. Harari’s bestseller, Sapiens .
EXECUTIVE GROWTH Summaries in a
Our summaries are crafted for high-achievers who have a full plate, with little time to spare, yet still have the insatiable appetite to keep learning and growing. Simply put, our summaries provide the fastest way to increase perspective and productivity, guaranteed. Our CEO personally reads every original book and decides which will provide the greatest value for people today. We only curate summaries whose original books we absolutely love and are convinced have a “high personal-growth potential.”
We are also committed to providing the next step after your reading experience – an actionable 30-Day Plan to integrate the summary’s knowledge into your life.
Also, every single summary book is written and edited by our experienced team of native English speakers – not outsourced to low-budget, English-as-a-Second-Language (ESL) writers, as is industry practice.
Yesterday already passed – the next best opportunity to invest in yourself is now. And for less than a cup of coffee (a salted caramel mocha costs $5.57) you can set yourself apart and acquire a new understanding of human history that very few hold.
This is not the original A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari.
This is a SUMMARY of the book's main ideas, capturing the most important insights of each chapter, the flavor of the original work, as well as a synopsis of the central arguments. You can buy the original book, Sapiens , in the following
Unlike other macroscopic reviews of human history, Sapiens combines the best research into history with recent discoveries in biology and archaeology, and complimentary disciplines of science. It provides a unique point of view on how we got to where we are today – and what that means for us as a species.
Sapiens traces the development of consciousness, above all else. 100,000 years ago Homo Sapiens were an insignificant animal – but today we dominate the planet. At some point the evolution of thinking superseded biological evolution. Much of our 'success' hinges on the importance of the myths and legends – the fictions of our imagination – that have played such a vital role in the development of culture, ideology, religion, economics, science, and ultimately – the mind.
Reading is primarily an investment of your time with hopes of gaining useful knowledge and perspective. The staggering statistics shows that a majority of books purchased today are not read to completion. As such, reading our summary is the perfect way to cover the full material and grasp the essential insights of Dr. Harari’s bestseller, Sapiens .
EXECUTIVE GROWTH Summaries in a
Our summaries are crafted for high-achievers who have a full plate, with little time to spare, yet still have the insatiable appetite to keep learning and growing. Simply put, our summaries provide the fastest way to increase perspective and productivity, guaranteed. Our CEO personally reads every original book and decides which will provide the greatest value for people today. We only curate summaries whose original books we absolutely love and are convinced have a “high personal-growth potential.”
We are also committed to providing the next step after your reading experience – an actionable 30-Day Plan to integrate the summary’s knowledge into your life.
Also, every single summary book is written and edited by our experienced team of native English speakers – not outsourced to low-budget, English-as-a-Second-Language (ESL) writers, as is industry practice.
Yesterday already passed – the next best opportunity to invest in yourself is now. And for less than a cup of coffee (a salted caramel mocha costs $5.57) you can set yourself apart and acquire a new understanding of human history that very few hold.
This is not the original A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari.
This is a SUMMARY of the book's main ideas, capturing the most important insights of each chapter, the flavor of the original work, as well as a synopsis of the central arguments. You can buy the original book, Sapiens , in the following
125 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 2, 2018
439 people are currently reading
205 people want to read
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 - 14 of 14 reviews
September 21, 2019
Great summary
This book made Sapiens much easier to understand by presenting it in an organized, easier to read form. I was overwhelmed by the entire book but was able to learn so much more in the summary.
This book made Sapiens much easier to understand by presenting it in an organized, easier to read form. I was overwhelmed by the entire book but was able to learn so much more in the summary.
October 6, 2023
I loved this narration on audible. I typically like to "read" aka listen to books with thicker material while at work cause i can always rewind or go back to a chapter. I really appreciated the scientific perspectives about humanity without religious bias and learning the facts and history about sapient. The book begins with more historical scientific facts about the world and evolves into discussions about current social structures and economics. It would be nice to see an addendum about AI and how that is shaping our world. it's crazy how in less than 10 years this book is already out dated with our advancements in technology. The final chapters speak about technology surpasses the abilities of humans and we are already seeing those affects via AI. We are able to use AI to recreate people, write stories, edit media, and so much more. This is a book i would definitely keep on my bookshelf and come back to over and over again.
May 5, 2022
it’s ok
So this is just a summary and I’m glad I read this first. The author seems entrenched with postmodernism by calling all our institutions a work of fiction. And he seems infatuated with Buddhism. It gave me a good understanding of modern scientific findings of our species. I haven’t been in school for two decades so a lot has changed. I agree that there will be a lot of changes that might make us all a-mortal, which means we can’t die from natural causes.
So this is just a summary and I’m glad I read this first. The author seems entrenched with postmodernism by calling all our institutions a work of fiction. And he seems infatuated with Buddhism. It gave me a good understanding of modern scientific findings of our species. I haven’t been in school for two decades so a lot has changed. I agree that there will be a lot of changes that might make us all a-mortal, which means we can’t die from natural causes.
September 24, 2018
great depth and really made me think
Carlos Garcia:
For being a summary it has great depth and really made me think. I enjoyed the refreshing new point of view of how we are no longer tied to our biological evolutionary realm, instead we can sculpt our own world by the power of our imagination and shared beliefs. I definitely recommend it.
Carlos Garcia:
For being a summary it has great depth and really made me think. I enjoyed the refreshing new point of view of how we are no longer tied to our biological evolutionary realm, instead we can sculpt our own world by the power of our imagination and shared beliefs. I definitely recommend it.
July 8, 2020
Great summary
Hey!!
Why would i read a long book when this team made a great summary!
Worth looking at.
This summary has a lot of great points that were discussed in so many videos bu the author.
Recommended
Hey!!
Why would i read a long book when this team made a great summary!
Worth looking at.
This summary has a lot of great points that were discussed in so many videos bu the author.
Recommended
November 28, 2018
Very thought provoking!
March 14, 2020
Message: our future is dim unless we get a handle on climate change, for starters. This is a master piece written by a polymath and accessible to ordinary humans, not just specialists.
December 26, 2022
I read this as research into some modern thought/ideas. It was interesting and I’m glad I read the summary and not the whole book. It was a great overview and very well written.
February 26, 2023
Interesting, but I'm going to go with God's account of what happened better.
Read
October 7, 2023Harari takes you on an incredible journey through the evolution of our species. His interdisciplinary approach and storytelling make it impossible to put this book down. A masterpiece!
July 26, 2024
3 stars for the good summary of a book that I'd probably give 1-2. Very post-modern take which I'm not a fan of.
November 27, 2024
While not a novel, this compelling exploration of human history is both enlightening and provocative, challenging readers’ understanding of society.
June 12, 2018
Awesome book
It is spectacular summary of a great book. This study of human history changes my point of view with a new perspective, and allows me to better understand future changes in our society.
It is spectacular summary of a great book. This study of human history changes my point of view with a new perspective, and allows me to better understand future changes in our society.
September 26, 2020
Nothing new. Questionable conclusions presented as facts.
Displaying 1 - 14 of 14 reviews