EP12 Move Up - Book Review

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This episode is the review of the book, Move Up: Why Some Cultures Advance and Some Don't by Clotaire Rapaille and Andrés Roemer. The book explores the various reasons some cultures are open to innovation and people moving up and the link between biology and culture. Backed up by facts, research and copious references, Move Up is a recommended read for anyone interested the puzzle of why we have some much poverty, wars, backwardness in an age of almost unlimited information and potential. Links to the book and other information at inyangeffiong.com The book is available at Books on the Loose and also on Amazon

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