白板(科学和常识所揭示的人性奥秘)(精)

His arguments are so bold and backed by science; I wonder what personal experiences or research led him to write this critique.

Some parts felt empowering, but others made me uneasy about how much of our behavior might be biologically driven. How did others interpret these claims?

The book references numerous experiments and data, but I wonder if the heavy reliance on science makes the arguments more convincing or if it risks oversimplifying complex topics.