Evolution and Empathy

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Exploring the interplay between biology, genetics, and historical developments, this book examines the Greco-Roman civilizations and the European Renaissance. It argues that the influx of diverse populations and genetic lines prior to these eras significantly influenced the emergence of empathy and humanism in their philosophical thought. By linking scientific research to historical events, the author presents a compelling case for the causal relationship between genetic diversity and cultural advancements.