“Sapiens” by Yuval Noah Harari is a captivating exploration of human history. Spanning millennia, it delves into the evolution of Homo sapiens, from primitive origins to a global, technologically advanced society. Harari scrutinizes key revolutions—cognitive, agricultural, scientific, and industrial—that shaped our species. The book analyzes the impact of myths, religions, and socio-political constructs, illustrating how they’ve united or divided societies. Harari reflects on humanity’s influence on the planet, pondering the future of AI and biotechnology. Ultimately, “Sapiens” is a concise yet thought-provoking narrative that offers insights into the forces that molded our world and continue to shape our destiny. Ms Dhian Dhian Sintapertiwi, a student in MA in education in this occasion review this famous book.