Salman Faris

Frans de Waal, a primatologist, masterfully breaks down the formidable barrier that has long separated primates and humans in his book. Through his captivating prose, de Waal illuminates the intricate connections between modern human society and our primate counterparts, tracing our shared evolutionary path back to a common ancestor. With eloquence and precision, de Waal challenges our preconceived notions of what it means to be human and the extent to which we differ from our primate relatives. He paints a vivid picture of the complex social dynamics that exist within primate communities, revealing striking similarities to our own societal structures. By weaving together science and philosophy, de Waal brings to light the rich tapestry of life that we share with our primate brethren, offering a profound glimpse into the fascinating world of primatology and our place within it. His writing is a testament to the incredible beauty and wonder of the natural world, and the boundless potential for discovery that lies within it.

It is a feast for any one who wants to know about our brain. Simply written and powerfully presented. The last part in which describes the future of human brain is insane and beautiful. It is a good starting point for who wants to know the functions of our brain. Special mention to its images