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Book SynopsisTrade Review"One of Publishers Weekly's Best Books of 2018"
"One of Forbes' Must-Read Brain Books of 2018"
"A powerful antidote to genetic determinism."
---Barbara Kiser, Nature"A lucid, up-to-the-minute account of the human mind. . . . In considering the social, ethical, and philosophical implications of the accumulation of scientific discoveries, Mitchell changes the paradigm of what truly defines human nature."
---Tiffany Jeung, Inverse"
Innate is the best guide to the intersection of neuroscience, psychology, and genetics that I’ve found in recent years. . . . If there’s any question you have about how our brains make us who we are, chances are you’ll find an enlightening answer in
Innate."
---Carl Zimmer, Publishers Weekly"A good read for anyone at any age interested in how we get to be who we are. . . . Let us get books like
Innate into the hands and minds of students as early as possible so that informed public discussion of ethical, social, and political issues surrounding genetic knowledge keeps pace with the inexorable growth of that knowledge."
---Richard Haier, Quillette"An engaging science book."
---Anthony King, Irish Times
