Brains Minds and Hearts

<p><strong>What does a 3000-year-old best-seller have in <br />common with Quantum Mechanics black holes <br />Stephen Hawkins’ theory of the universe and current <br />predictive analytics?</strong> </p><p>In a tour-de-force of ideas stitched together by <br />impeccable research Minds Brains and Hearts shows <br />how what we think and what we feel are influenced by <br />what we know and what we think we know. A key element <br />in any effort of self-realization self-knowledge begins by <br />achieving perspective in who we are and how we got here. </p><p>This is a book of big ideas tackled delicately and with <br />precision. In a breathtaking view of almost 3000 years <br />of scientific and cultural history Amerland tackles deep <br />questions such as: </p><ul> <li>Why are we here?</li> <li>What does our future hold?</li> <li>How do we deal with uncertainty?</li> <li>How did those who came before us view the world?</li></ul><p>In the process you will find yourself questioning some <br />of your own assumptions regarding the world around <br />you and your place in it. </p>