Couple spring to mind, although you might be familiar with them as they're quite well known. "Humankind: A Hopeful History" by Rutger Bregman, which goes back over a lot of famous results in the history of psychology such as the Standford prison experiment and offers a more optimistic take. Second one is "The Mind's I", a collection of essays on the nature of the self, edited by Douglas R. Hofstadter and Daniel C. Dennett
Hey man, really enjoy your content just found out about your channel ! Some recommendations: As a cog. neuroscience student, the Student's Guide to Cognitive Neurosicence by Jamie Ward offers a wonderful approach to anyone interested in the topic. The book is easy to read, covers a great overview of the current methods used in research and their application + a dedicated section to recent findings in: memory, affective development, language etc. A must read for anyone curious about the topic ! If you're into evolutionary psych, then the Oxford Handbook of Human Mating by David Buss is a must. He's one of the leading researchers and publisher in this field and has also published other amazing books. Your channel is a great finding, as there aren't many covering these academic readings. I'm taking note of your recommendations too !
I love David Buss. I have a few of his books. I am not currently in evo-psych mode. But will keep that book on my amazon cart, thanks! I also want the principles of Cognitive Science. That's another gem on cog sci!
Abi Singapur çok güzel Ama o kadar küçük ki Bu denli ufak yer büyümesi bir noktaya kadar olur Refah artar teknoloji ticsret herşey artar .ama çok büyük rakamlı ekonomi olmasına mani(İsviçre gibi 22. Sıraya gelmesi zpr yani) Toğrağı az 700 km² hiçbir şey Keşke Anlaşma yoluyla Malezya'dan biraz da olsa(15 - 18 bin km² bile yeterli olabilir) toprak satın alabilse idi Ne güzel olurdu. Değil mi?
Recommend me some books on human nature!
Collected essays of Arthur Schopenhauer
@@michaelk2885 I will buy all of his books!
@@IdeasInHat A great philosopher, but he's very dark. Makes Nietzsche look optimistic by comparison haha.
@@michaelk2885 I liked his metaphysics, but his life philosophy is edgy. Haha.
Couple spring to mind, although you might be familiar with them as they're quite well known. "Humankind: A Hopeful History" by Rutger Bregman, which goes back over a lot of famous results in the history of psychology such as the Standford prison experiment and offers a more optimistic take. Second one is "The Mind's I", a collection of essays on the nature of the self, edited by Douglas R. Hofstadter and Daniel C. Dennett
Hey man, really enjoy your content just found out about your channel !
Some recommendations:
As a cog. neuroscience student, the Student's Guide to Cognitive Neurosicence by Jamie Ward offers a wonderful approach to anyone interested in the topic. The book is easy to read, covers a great overview of the current methods used in research and their application + a dedicated section to recent findings in: memory, affective development, language etc.
A must read for anyone curious about the topic !
If you're into evolutionary psych, then the Oxford Handbook of Human Mating by David Buss is a must. He's one of the leading researchers and publisher in this field and has also published other amazing books.
Your channel is a great finding, as there aren't many covering these academic readings. I'm taking note of your recommendations too !
I love David Buss. I have a few of his books. I am not currently in evo-psych mode. But will keep that book on my amazon cart, thanks!
I also want the principles of Cognitive Science. That's another gem on cog sci!
Abi Singapur çok güzel
Ama o kadar küçük ki
Bu denli ufak yer büyümesi bir noktaya kadar olur
Refah artar teknoloji ticsret herşey artar .ama çok büyük rakamlı ekonomi olmasına mani(İsviçre gibi 22. Sıraya gelmesi zpr yani)
Toğrağı az
700 km² hiçbir şey
Keşke Anlaşma yoluyla
Malezya'dan biraz da olsa(15 - 18 bin km² bile yeterli olabilir) toprak satın alabilse idi
Ne güzel olurdu.
Değil mi?
Referring to the Psychotherapy of the Disorders of the Self book, I feel like everyone has some distortion in perception of objects
Yeah, but probably not to a pathological extent. But in general, yes. Biases and what not.
Hey man, I put up a review for The Extneded Phenotype if you're interested in some of that action!
Thank you! I will check it out!
Read Dostoevsky ❤
no dont! its too dark and depressing and dreadful and probably a ton of other d words. read nabokov instead