The Social Leap: The New Evolutionary Science of Who We Are, Where We Come From, and What Makes Us Happy – Why Humans Lie, Exaggerate, and Feel Jealous
The Social Leap explores the evolutionary science of human nature, asking how our origins influence identity, social behavior, and happiness. It examines why humans lie, exaggerate, and feel jealous, offering a broad look at the forces that shape relationships, emotions, and the way we understand ourselves.
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The Social Leap examines the evolutionary science of human social behavior and identity.
It considers where humans come from and how our origins may influence who we are today.
The book explores behaviors including lying, exaggeration, and jealousy, placing them within a broader discussion of human nature.
It also asks what makes people happy and how social life may shape the pursuit of well-being.
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