The Price Of Altruism
- 464 pages
- 17 hours of reading
When George Price died in January 1975, his funeral in London was attended by five homeless men.
Oren Harman is a distinguished historian of science and professor at Bar Ilan University. He delves into the societal and human impact of scientific discoveries. His work explores the intricate connections between science, technology, and social transformations. Harman's writing encourages reflection on the future trajectory of scientific progress.



When George Price died in January 1975, his funeral in London was attended by five homeless men.
Exploring the concept of survival, this book delves into whether kindness or ruthlessness is more advantageous in life. It challenges traditional notions of competition and success, presenting a thought-provoking analysis of human behavior and societal dynamics. Through engaging examples and research, it argues that empathy and cooperation can lead to greater success than mere self-interest, ultimately redefining what it means to thrive in various aspects of life.
A reimagining of modern science and ancient mythology, and of what it means to be human.