Sapiens (Patterns of Life)

by Yuval Noah Harari

[matas]

I really liked the beginning of the book, how it explored human evolution and the spread of humanity, as it was quite entertaining and informative.

However, it all went downhill with the next part about how the agricultural revolution ruined the lives of humans. And not because it was badly written or anything, but because it stopped being objective and became a ramble.

I am not knowledgeable in this field by any means (though it seems that many experts here would agree with me), but I can definitely tell when the claims are totally biased and unfounded.

I may finish this later, not too sure about it.