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This enhanced the church’s influence and supposedly loosened eventually a flood of innovation.
A very impressive book and good companion with guns, germs, and steel as to understanding how our world came about.
As more work is done and more books are written on the idea threads that originated in this book, a lot of criticism will be he... Read More
Watch out, the ebook version shrinks down maps and figures to the point where they are almost illegible-- even after you click ... Read More
Packaging/appearance
Well written, packed with interesting new information, with the explanatory power and impact beyond any book written since char... Read More
It is like a box of chocolates, as another reviewer said.
Competitiveness
There is a massive transformation in many other societies in the post-tech world because of the changed lifestyles and informat... Read More
This book really does help explain some of the differences and problems we see between countries.
This cascade produced what being weird means; that is by comparison with a bulk of the world that is utterly different (so far ... Read More
I think this is significantly more compelling than guns, germs, and steel was.
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- This product had a total of 1,280 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 30 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Jaren diamonds 34guns germs steel34 has been a landmark narrative for the development of different social outcomes and their differences for decades but it has always been missing an essential part of the tale the human agency that explained the choices behind why some some societies developed in some ways and others didnt
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The book tends to avoid making moral claims of right and wrong and instead presents the facts about how various institutions impact the societies that adopt them
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Im glad i picked up the book and im glad i read it but i didnt finish it
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The book is not an easy read so take your time
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However this book is not an easy reading because of its length and because it is full with data figures graphs and tables that require careful analysis and comparisons
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I’ve been introduced to this book for a long time… it’s not a easy reading book and i always find myself distracted while skimming through
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It’s still a bit confusing to me whether it is the psychology or the culture that plays the rule of western world rocket rising during the second millennium
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This book is an eye opening education on how and why we in the west understand the world and the rest of the world doesnt
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