What makes humans different from all other creatures on Earth?
Eagles soar with talons, dolphins navigate with sonar, plants turn sunlight into food. Humans, by contrast, seem fragile and incomplete—without claws, armor, or speed. And yet, from this very imperfection arose our strength: a brain that imagines, hands that shape, a language that creates worlds, a culture that survives beyond individual lives.
With a poetic and reflective voice, An Intruder Among the Species takes the reader on a journey across science and philosophy. From the cathedral of the brain to the versatility of hands, from the invention of fire to the birth of culture, from endurance in movement to the expansion of societies, every chapter contemplates the paradox of our condition.
We are the species that least belongs, yet the most widespread. The weakest, yet the most invasive. The only beings capable of asking about meaning, while often living without it.
This book is not an encyclopedia of facts, but an invitation to wonder.
Because perhaps our greatest gift is not certainty, but the endless ability to question.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. What makes humans different from all other creatures on Earth?Eagles soar with talons, dolphins navigate with sonar, plants turn sunlight into food. Humans, by contrast, seem fragile and incomplete-without claws, armor, or speed. And yet, from this very imperfection arose our strength: a brain that imagines, hands that shape, a language that creates worlds, a culture that survives beyond individual lives.With a poetic and reflective voice, An Intruder Among the Species takes the reader on a journey across science and philosophy. From the cathedral of the brain to the versatility of hands, from the invention of fire to the birth of culture, from endurance in movement to the expansion of societies, every chapter contemplates the paradox of our condition.We are the species that least belongs, yet the most widespread. The weakest, yet the most invasive. The only beings capable of asking about meaning, while often living without it.This book is not an encyclopedia of facts, but an invitation to wonder.Because perhaps our greatest gift is not certainty, but the endless ability to question. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798265752994
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. What makes humans different from all other creatures on Earth?Eagles soar with talons, dolphins navigate with sonar, plants turn sunlight into food. Humans, by contrast, seem fragile and incomplete-without claws, armor, or speed. And yet, from this very imperfection arose our strength: a brain that imagines, hands that shape, a language that creates worlds, a culture that survives beyond individual lives.With a poetic and reflective voice, An Intruder Among the Species takes the reader on a journey across science and philosophy. From the cathedral of the brain to the versatility of hands, from the invention of fire to the birth of culture, from endurance in movement to the expansion of societies, every chapter contemplates the paradox of our condition.We are the species that least belongs, yet the most widespread. The weakest, yet the most invasive. The only beings capable of asking about meaning, while often living without it.This book is not an encyclopedia of facts, but an invitation to wonder.Because perhaps our greatest gift is not certainty, but the endless ability to question. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798265752994
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