Book reviews & random thoughts
Juan Ignacio PérezReviews of the books I read and guesses about issues that interest me.
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Big Gods: How Religion Transformed Cooperation and Conflict
Practically all human beings –more than 99.9%– belong today to communities made up of very large groups of people who do not know each other; for all intents and purposes, the vast majority are anonymous to everyone else. The exceptions are...
The Reinvention of Science: Slaying the Dragons of Dogma and Ignorance
Many books have been published on the history of science. Each one provides an specific insight and together they offer a fairly complete overview of the evolution of a substantial part of the intellectual heritage of mankind. The book I wi...
Free Agents (III): Consciousness and free will
The title of Kevin J Mitchell's book, which I have been reviewing here and here, is made up by two words, free and agents. Indeed, for much of the text, the author's efforts have been directed towards describing the evolution of agency, dea...
Free Agents (II): lower levels of organization and mental states
Kevin J. Mitchell, in addressing the relationship between the lower levels of organization of matter (atomic and subatomic) and agency and free will, goes back to Epicurus. The Ionian philosopher asserted that it could not be that atoms alw...
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A biologist by training, an animal physiologist by profession and a compulsive reader.
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