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I read it cover to cover over two weekends and still keep flipping back to the sections on Buddhism and Islam, which are explained with more clarity than any lecture I’ve sat through. The way it traces a single thread from our earliest ancestors to the modern age makes the whole arc feel surprisingl

The way it weaves from Ancient Greece straight into Buddhism and Islam in the same narrative flow is surprisingly seamless, and it's dense with ideas without ever feeling like a lecture. I found myself making notes on nearly every page, it’s that kind of book.

I was bracing for a dry, academic slog, but the way it jumps from the Ancient Greeks to Buddhism in a single chapter makes it feel genuinely alive. The writing is dense but never dull, and I kept finding myself reading one more page than I planned. Perfect for anyone who loves big-picture history to