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I'm surprised that you would describe it as baseless, because the theories he presents are built upon the lifetime of study & research of the examination of hum

• prepend 9y ago
  Good point. I don’t mean baseless as worthless, just that it was largely out of the author’s wheelhouse and was more of his projection of ideas without much in the way of evidence. This differed from Sapiens as it was really rich in historical and anthropological sources. It’s not bad, just not very valuable as an entire book to read. It’s mostly already covered in the final segment of Sapiens. Homo Deus is certainly based on the author’s general wisdom and draws upon his study of history. It’s always hard to vet “futurists” to see who is worthwhile.