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Sapiens
Notre tendance à invoquer des pouvoirs que nous ne maîtrisons pas ne naît pas de notre psychologie individuelle mais de la capacité unique de notre espèce à coopérer à grande échelle.
Yuval Noah Harari • Nexus: Une brève histoire des réseaux d'information, de l'âge de pierre à l'IA (French Edition)
And maybe there never was. But at least we maintained the illusion better before. We used to be told how to live, provided lore that outlined where the lines were drawn between right and wrong, and granted something resembling safety and stability in exchange.** Yes, I’m talking about the glue of society: religion. **“Literally false but metaphoric... See more
Molly Mielke • callings
happens in the universe, but knowing that E = mc² usually doesn’t resolve political disagreements or inspire people to make sacrifices for a common cause. Instead, what holds human networks together tends to be fictional stories, especially stories about intersubjective things like gods, money, and nations.