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How History Gets Things Wrong: The Neuroscience Of Our Addiction To Stories (Mit Press),New Enchi Fumiko Positioning

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How History Gets Things Wrong: The Neuroscience Of Our Addiction To Stories (Mit Press),New Enchi Fumiko PositioningWhy We Learn The Wrong Things From Narrative History, And How Our Love For Stories Is Hardwired. To Understand Something, You Need To Know Its History. Right? Wrong, Says Alex Rosenberg In How History Gets Things Wrong. Feeling Especially Wellinformed After Reading A Book Of Popular History On The Bestseller List? Don'T. Narrative History Is Always, Always Wrong. It'S Not Just Incomplete Or Inaccurate But Deeply Wrong, As Wrong As Ptolemaic Astronomy.

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