Why do we hate each other if we are programmed to be connected: "Our brain is not designed for such a complex world"

Homo Sapiens dominated the world not so much by his ability to reason as by his ability to socialize, according to the provocative thesis of psychologist Matthew Lieberman.

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el-mundoSpanish169d ago

Por qué nos odiamos si estamos programados para estar conectados: "Nuestro cerebro no está diseñado para un mundo tan complejo"

El 'Homo Sapiens' dominó el mundo no tanto por su capacidad para razonar como para socializar, según la provocadora tesis del psicólogo Matthew Lieberman. Sin embargo, cada día somos más individualistas. "Nuestro cerebro no está diseñado para un mundo tan complejo", lamenta el autor de 'Social' Leer

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Why do we hate each other if we are programmed to be connected: "Our brain is not designed for such a complex world"

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Por qué nos odiamos si estamos programados para estar conectados: "Nuestro cerebro no está diseñado para un mundo tan complejo"

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