Behave: The Biology of Humans at Our Best and Worst

The book examines how neurobiology, hormones, and sensory cues interact to trigger specific human actions in a single second.

It traces behavior back through weeks to years, showing how adolescence, childhood, and genetics shape our unconscious biases.

It analyzes tribalism, highlighting how evolutionary history influences our tendency to divide the world into « Us » versus « Them ».

The author provides deep insights into the root causes of violence and empathy, offering hope for a more cooperative society.