Steven Pinker explains what the mind is, how it evolved and how it allows us to see, feel, interact and ponder the mysteries of life (such as what the mind is)
A thoughtful and provocative book.
Friday 1 January 1999
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In Jims book reviews, I plan to add notes on all the interesting books I come across. It took me a lot of searching to find the link to my Kindle clippings, so just in case anyone else needs it https://kindle.amazon.com/your_highlights Let me know if you want to borrow any of the books I recommend.
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