This quote so resonated with me that I thought it worth a specific call out: > I believe that it is valuable to deeply interrogate nature, not because it is in

This quote so resonated with me that I thought it worth a specific call out: > I believe that it is valuable to deeply interrogate nature, not because it is intrinsically right, but because it helps us to understand what materials we are working with. Also the author mentions Robert Sapolsky, whose work I absolutely adore. If you haven't read any of his books or watched interviews/lectures with him, definitely do so! If you want to understand human nature, he's a phenomenal resource.