From Human to Human: An Idea of Creation

The oldest stories of humankind, retold and laid side by side with what we know today. From Human to Human takes the great narratives of the Bible, first and foremost but not only, and sets them next to cosmology, archaeology, behavioural science and history. Not to lecture, and not to decide who is right, but to marvel at how close the two often come, and to ask what that tells us about ourselves. Carefully researched, with sources in every episode's notes. Conceived by a human, narrated with the support of AI. Old stories. New knowledge.

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  From Human to Human: An Idea of Creation

  005: The Tower

  Jul 16, 202629 minS0

  <p>Why do we find it so hard to understand one another? And is the multitude of languages a curse or a gift? The Tower of Babel, nine verses long, written in all likelihood by captives who sat in the shadow of the real tower of Babylon. Plus the discovery of the language families, deaf children who invented a language out of nothing, and a counter-image that turns everything around.</p><p>Topics: Genesis 11, Etemenanki (the real ziggurat of Babylon), language counts and language death, William Jones and the Indo-European family, Nicaraguan Sign Language, how language shapes perception, Dunbar's number...

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  004: The Great Water

  Jul 16, 202623 minS0

  <p>What does it really mean to start over? And who carries the responsibility that life goes on? The flood, the ark as a floating archive of all life, and a promise in the sky. Plus the discovery story of a clay tablet that changed everything, and the question of whether we are not building arks again ourselves today.</p><p>Topics: Genesis 6 to 9, the ark's measurements and the limits of wooden ships, George Smith and the Babylonian flood tablet, the Epic of Gilgamesh, two interwoven text strands, Doggerland and the Storegga Slide, the physics of the rainbow, and the...

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  003: Two Brothers

  Jul 16, 202621 minS0

  <p>"Am I my brother's keeper?" What drives a human being to raise his hand against another, and what holds us back? The story of Cain and Abel, told slowly, and beside it what behavioural science knows about envy, injury and the double nature of the human being. With a surprising ending: the murderer receives protection.</p><p>Topics: Genesis 4, envy and comparison, injury as a trigger of violence, in-group and out-group, the Neolithic Revolution, empathy and reconciliation in primates, and the mark of Cain as a mark of protection.</p><p>Sources and notes: Genesis 4 (the offerings, the warning "...

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  002: The Garden

  Jul 16, 202618 minS0

  <p>What does it cost, and what does it give, to become knowing? A garden, a tree, a fruit, and the moment a living being's eyes are opened. We tell the scene slowly, with all its psychology, and lay beside it what research knows about the awakening of self-awareness. And we run into a question science is still biting on today.</p><p>Topics: Genesis 2 and 3, the mirror test, theory of mind, cave art and the first graves, the hard problem of consciousness, and the question: fall or birth?</p><p>Sources and notes: Genesis 2 and 3 (the garden of Eden...

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  001: In the Beginning

  Jul 16, 202627 minS0

  <p>Where does it all come from, and where does this urge inside us come from, this need to know? We lay the Big Bang next to the first sentence of Genesis. We hear who actually wrote this text: a defeated, deported people in Babylonian exile who, in the middle of their catastrophe, composed not a lament but a celebration of the beginning. We learn what the "dust" we are said to be made of really consists of. And we hear how two physicists found the echo of the beginning while looking for a fault in their antenna.</p><p>...

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