Enlarging The Conversation

The transcript emphasizes the importance of engaging with new scientific disciplines, such as neuroscience and genetics, to explore human identity. It highlights the need for historians to participate in interdisciplinary conversations with scientists to better understand what it means to be human. The dialogue between humanities and sciences is crucial, and there is a call for more collaboration and discussion on these topics.

What does the speaker imply about the need for conversations between humanities and sciences?

In what ways does the speaker suggest historians have engaged with other disciplines?