Thriving of Europe in Guns, Germs, and Steel by Jared Diamond

Geography of guns, bacteria, steel There are also people who succeed and fail in the early civilization thesis. A well-known writer and scientist, Jared Diamond, explains in his book "Gangan, Bacteria, Steel". He believes civilizations like Europe are thriving for geographical fortune. Geographical good luck is a luckier idea for people in one area than others. For example, a fertile new moon has a warm and humid climate, fertile soil is used to grow wheat and barley, people living in places like Papua New Guinea must feed on prey.

Praise Jared Diamond's guns, bacteria and steel Jared Diamond's best-selling guns, bacteria, steel (GG & S) are trying to explain why some parts of the world are currently strong and prosperous. Diamonds are physiologists and linguists who spend a lot of time gathering with hunters in Papua New Guinea. As a researcher and a man, he is convinced that everyone has the same potential. - Write a stone with blackberry juice I want to write my own blood. I know where to find blood, I know it well as ink, thanks to a severe misleading seventh grade. Unfortunately, this work prohibited my first instinct and forced me to become more creative. When I grow up, I am forced to pick fruits every year with my parents every summer. All my summer memories include dyed, sticky fingers.

According to a friend 's recommendation, I first read Jared Diamond' s guns, bacteria, and steel in the autumn of 2003. Many chapters in this book are very attractive, but I criticized the book and claimed it now. The most important of these is not an interpretation of completely different levels of wealth and development among Eurasian countries, but especially for Papua New Guinea. - The history of writing has existed long before it was written, it may appear together with wisdom, abstract thinking, and human beings. In my opinion, a breakthrough event that distinguishes an ancient human's appearance from its humanoid biological ancestor is not a tool making, but still a fundamental replacement of what is used in lower primates It is an exchange of words. And posture.