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Readers will savor this meeting of carefully controlled scientific exploration with humanistic ideas and relish the opportunity to rethink what constitutes a daydream. Historical and contemporary images, along with chapter-by-chapter references in narrative form, enhance the experience.
An illuminating and helpful volume that makes a thoughtful addition to collections on relationships and neuroscience; worth purchasing for its fresh insights.
An easily digestible read bridging art and science, this is wonderful for book groups and offers plenty of potential for library programming as well.
This book’s mix of psychology and business should appeal to readers of Malcolm Gladwell and Charles Duhigg.
Recommended for readers interested in contemplating connection, loneliness, and the human condition.
A recommended addition to any audiobook collection, particularly for audiences interested in science, philosophy, and the mind. By blending rigorous scientific exploration with philosophical reflection, Harris provides an enlightening journey into one of the most fascinating aspects of human existence.
Scrivner’s book is a refreshing read for those who would like to feel better about their own morbid curiosity.
An accessible primer on game theory and the psychology of making decisions, for popular science readers.
For readers who have struggled with disordered eating or for the friends and family who support them, this book will be a welcome balm, reminding them that recovery is not always linear, and that’s okay.
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