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The Consciousness of the Species is a philosophical and humanistic exploration of how we became the only form of life capable of transforming the universe into knowledge, memory, and meaning. Through a clear and accessible narrative, the book connects major scientific milestones - from Newtonian physics to Darwinian evolution and modern theories of mind - with the emotional, ethical, and cultural dimensions of human identity. Rather than offering abstract speculation, Yvo Castillo examines how consciousness evolved as a relational, ethical, and imaginative force. He shows how the human mind has learned not only to explain the world, but also to interpret it, reshape it, and give it purpose. In an age defined by technology, automation, and constant information, this book asks a fundamental question: What does it mean to remain human? Thought-provoking and elegantly written, The Consciousness of the Species is the first volume of the Human Identity Series, a project that seeks to understand how we think, feel, learn, and connect - and how these capacities can guide us toward a more conscious and compassionate future.

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