The author of A Brief History of Everyone Who Ever Lived investigates what it means to be human-and the ways we are (and aren't) unique among animals.
A Brief History of Everyone Who Ever Lived
Adam Rutherford
audiobookVidenskabelige argumenter mod racisme : Hvad vores gener siger (og ikke siger) om forskelle mellem mennesker
Adam Rutherford
bookThe Complete (Short) Guide to Absolutely Everything
Adam Rutherford, Hannah Fry
audiobookVastaväitteitä rasisteille : Ihmisrotujen historia, tiede ja todellisuus
Adam Rutherford
audiobookbookHow to Argue With a Racist
Adam Rutherford
audiobookLuomakunnan kruunu : Lajina lajien joukossa
Adam Rutherford
audiobookbookLyhyt historia meistä kaikista : Ihmiskunnan tarina geenien kertomana
Adam Rutherford
audiobookbookEn kort historia om alla som någon gång har levt : genernas historia
Adam Rutherford
bookThe Book of Humans
Adam Rutherford
audiobookCreation : How Science is Reinventing Life Itself
Adam Rutherford
audiobook
Why Beautiful People Have More Daughters
Satoshi Kanazawa, Alan S. Miller
audiobookInvisible Hands
Kim Phillips-Fein
audiobookThe Age of Empire
Eric Hobsbawm
audiobookToxic Communities
Dorceta E. Taylor
audiobookTwilight in Hazard
Alan Maimon
audiobookSex, Power, and Partisanship
Hector A. Garcia
audiobookMr. Humble and Dr. Butcher : A Monkey's Head, the Pope's Neuroscientist, and the Quest to Transplant the Soul
Brandy Schillace
bookDisunited Nations : The Scramble for Power in an Ungoverned World
Peter Zeihan
audiobookTrade Wars Are Class Wars
Matthew C. Klein, Michael Pettis
audiobookAnthropozän
Erle C. Ellis
bookDie Armut des kapitalistischen Reichtums und das gute Leben
Meinhard Creydt
bookThe Age of Revolution
Eric Hobsbawm
audiobook