Human instinct is what drives all our impulses, whether it is sexual drive, survival, competition, aggression or the search for knowledge. Most people can accept the idea that humans are descended from apes, but few can accept the psychological implications. Humans not only look, move and breathe like apes, they also think like them. But how well do instincts equip us for the 21st century, with its large anonymous cities, levels of stress and the battle of the sexes? Robert Winston takes us on a journey deep into the human mind, exploring those instincts that make us human.
Robert Winston
Robert Winston is a British scientist, medical doctor, and television presenter known for his work in the field of reproductive medicine. He has authored numerous books on science and medicine, with a clear and engaging writing style that makes complex topics accessible to a general audience. Winston's most famous work is "The Human Mind," a groundbreaking exploration of the brain and its functions. His contributions to literature have helped bridge the gap between scientific research and public understanding, making him a leading figure in popular science writing.
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