> Sapiens also frames a ton of issues in a way that doesn't assault the STEM ego, so that certainly helped its reception. Can you describe that framing and how

> Sapiens also frames a ton of issues in a way that doesn't assault the STEM ego, so that certainly helped its reception. Can you describe that framing and how it "doesn't assault the STEM ego?" I haven't read the book, but I'm genuinely curious about sociological observations like this.