Si Nietzsche fuera un narval : Lo que la inteligencia animal nos enseña sobre la estupidez humana

What if our supposed intellectual superiority were actually our greatest flaw? In this fascinating journey into the minds of the animal kingdom, Justin Gregg invites us to question the certainties we hold about our own intelligence—which may not be the evolutionary pinnacle we often believe it to be. Blending scientific rigor, philosophical reflection, and biting humor, the book explores topics ranging from truth and deception to morality, awareness of death, and the shortsightedness that has plunged us into the current climate crisis. These pages suggest we might be happier if, like the narwhal, we lived free from existential angst and concerns about the meaning of life. After all, what good is being so smart if it prevents us from enjoying the present or averting the destruction of our planet?