anthropologist Joseph Henrich says the impact of culture goes even further, reaching into our bodies and our minds. He takes us on a journey through time to show how human cultures create a "collective brain," and how that shared knowledge profoundly shapes who we are and how we live.
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Felix Rieseberg
The mind is like a river. While it flows, it is never the same water; and while it thinks, it is never the same thought.
William James — The Principles of Psychology