The question of why Homo sapiens is so unique and what is the mystery of its incomprehensible evolutionary success is constantly being studied by scientists and will probably not cease to occupy them until the end of time. Professor Joseph Henrik, the renowned anthropologist and popular science author, proposes a crucial change in approach to this issue: it is necessary to consider the influence of culture on our biology and genetics - they are closely intertwined, together generating a unique set of processes that shape our behavior and development. Using fascinating examples and a wealth of scientific data from a wide variety of human disciplines, Henrik builds an expanded and enriched picture of our evolutionary journey. And unexpectedly for ourselves, we find many answers to the questions that always torment us: “Why do people behave this way and not otherwise in certain situations? Where does this and that come from? Why are they so the same - and so different?” The publishing layout of the book is saved in PDF A4 format.