Inteligencia orgánica : Cómo usar el criterio y la sabiduría frente a la incertidumbre

Organic Intelligence proposes a profound revision of one of modernity's most deeply rooted beliefs: that thinking well equates to making good decisions. Throughout the book, Pedro Vivar dismantles the idea of ​​the human being as an agent governed primarily by reason and shows how, in practice, conscious thought often arrives too late to decisions already made by older, more silent systems. The book defines a form of intelligence not based on calculation or the accumulation of information, but on the organism's capacity to self-regulate, integrate internal signals, and function as a coherent system. Through a lucid and accessible exploration, the book introduces a form of intelligence based on bodily perception, self-regulation, and physiological coherence. It is not about thinking better, but about recovering one's inner compass; about deciding not according to the noise of the world, but according to the organism that inhabits it.