
In "Altruism," Buddhist monk-scientist Matthieu Ricard reveals how compassion transforms both individuals and society. Endorsed by Arianna Huffington and Jane Goodall, this 849-page masterwork challenges our "selfish gene" assumption with compelling neuroscience. Can kindness actually solve our greatest global crises?
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Imagine a world where our deepest fulfillment comes not from pursuing our own happiness but from caring for others. This isn't just an idealistic vision-it's what rigorous science increasingly reveals about human nature. Matthieu Ricard, a molecular geneticist turned Buddhist monk, challenges our fundamental assumptions about selfishness and altruism. While philosophers like Hobbes and economists like Adam Smith portrayed humans as primarily self-interested, decades of research now paint a dramatically different picture. We are wired for connection and compassion from our earliest days. Toddlers spontaneously help strangers without prompting or rewards. Our bodies physically synchronize during moments of genuine connection, improving our cardiovascular, hormonal, and immune systems. When we witness others suffering, our brains activate as if we ourselves were in pain. This capacity for caring isn't a cultural invention but a biological inheritance-one that holds the key to both personal happiness and solving our greatest global challenges.
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco

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