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The Tree of Knowledge: The Biological Roots of Human Understanding
Ever wonder why understanding isn’t just about cramming facts into your brain? What if knowing is less about ‘truth out there’ and more about biology doing its weird dance inside you—and with everyone else? This book flips the usual story on its head: cognition isn’t some ghost in the machine; it’s a living, breathing process shaped by our bodies and social webs.
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