Guns, Germs, and Steel, by Jared Diamond

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As a person, "History follows different courses of different nationalities: firearms, pathogenic bacteria, and steel Jared diamonds, Pulitzer Prize winners, best-selling guns across the country, pathogenic bacteria and steel, say, sum his books Rather, because of the physiological difference between people. "In a different environment of guns, pathogens and steel, historical documents, Jared Diamond knows how we develop the world's perspective However, his argument is that environmental factors contribute greatly to social development and culture.