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Anybody read or reading Nexus?


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I enjoyed Yuval Noah Harari's famous book Sapiens but am struggling with Nexus, his history of information. It seems to be wordy and indisciplined, to me, taking ten pages to say a page-worth and being very prone to generalizations while being short on detailed citation.

It's been well received. Is it me?

Olly

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Just googled them and a single volume to cover such a large range of time seems somewhat truncated, and if as you're saying Nexus is going into Lovecraftian-style rambling....

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There's quite a few scientists and academics that have written criticisms of Sapiens for making assertions that aren't supported by the evidence - so I think that it plausible that same could be said for this other book.

Not read either. 

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