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Evolution, Intelligence, and the Future
- Letto da: Michael Toms
- Durata: 55 min
- Categorie: Politica e Scienze sociali, Scienze sociali
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Cosa pensano gli ascoltatori di Evolution, Intelligence, and the Future
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- Aimée LeVally
- 10/03/2019
Beware Bad Reviews those defending opposing choice
JCPearce has been o e of the greatest voices to cultivate new awareness in knowledge long kept out of reach of people who are not in scientific study. Despite decades of work in these areas, I find Pearce to be the top recommendation I give to people. It would be impossible to put one of his publications over any other, but Biology of Transcendence is my top recommendation for non-parents. This is a beautiful meeting of human evolutionary endeavor and scientific data supporting those efforts for a profound amount of time
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- Robert Swanson
- 10/12/2018
Must know this!
Distilled here is 30 years of research into what it means to be human - in an hour! So listen very carefully.
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- helen reed
- 02/04/2017
BRILLIANT
If you could sum up Evolution, Intelligence, and the Future in three words, what would they be?
Absolute Must Listen
What did you like best about this story?
The early development of the brain and the frequency of intelligence.
Any additional comments?
Audible, PLEASE add more titles from this author.
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- Jeff
- 05/02/2010
Folk psychology, and little more
Can you handle an argument based around how intelligence and intellect are opposites? Me either. They blame most social problems on the faulty mom/baby bonding perpetuated by hospital births. Yah, Big-Medica is out to get us. They claim that the American child is the most emotionally deprived child in the world. Poor USA. Those tsunami orphans have it so much better.
Even though they mention academic papers, this interview strikes me as unscientific opinion. Merely folk psychology.
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