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Civilizations are likened to living beings, undergoing stages of growth and decline, mirroring human cognitive development. The journey of Western Civilization is traced from the inquisitive nature of ancient Greece, through the restrictive theocratic era of childhood, to the liberating Enlightenment teenage years. The narrative suggests that contemporary society represents adulthood, where major questions seem settled, yet hints at intellectual aging. By recognizing our intellectual maturity, we may find ways to prolong our cultural vitality and prevent decline.

Exploring the intersection of genetics and culture, the book delves into how genetic polymorphisms across ethnic groups influence cultural development and historical decisions. Hippokratis Kiaris presents insights that connect history, anthropology, psychology, and genetics, revealing the significant yet often overlooked role of genetically determined behavioral traits in shaping human history. This work is essential for readers interested in understanding the complex factors that contribute to cultural diversity and historical events.