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To you and parent's points: I think Harari dwells on the this distinction so much because one "model" can be changed, and one cannot. The whole book is a cry f
by xixixao 7y ago
To you and parent's points: I think Harari dwells on the this distinction so much because one "model" can be changed, and one cannot.
The whole book is a cry for people to understand that most facts of life stem from the stories model, not the physical model, and hence are to some extent under our control.