On occasion, he good-naturedly says that he doesn’t possess the powers of divination, then briskly moves on to answer the question with an authority that makes you wonder if indeed he does. Harari’s manner is soft spoken, even shy, in these encounters. Does that help you get closer to the force? Is that where you get closer to the force?” - the moderator at the 2018 India Today Conclave “You are somebody who practices Vipassana.“At the end of Sapiens, you said we should be asking the question, ‘What do we want to want?’ Well, what do you think we should want to want?” - an audience member at TED Dialogues, Nationalism vs.“What I do, is it still relevant, and how do I prepare for my future?” - a student studying languages at the University of Antwerp.
“A hundred years from now, do you think we will still care about being happy?” - Canadian journalist Steve Paikin, on the “ The Agenda with Steve Paikin”.Watch videos of Yuval Noah Harari, the author of the wildly successful book Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind, and you will hear him being asked the most astonishing questions.
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