From the category archives:
Science
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It is particularly ironic that the critics have hurled all the conventional accusations at Miller, since his version of evolutionary psychology is so different from
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Although this field of study is only a few years old, it’s already made important progress toward identifying the mental traits that allow some people
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Mr. Miller endorses mass media and most of the fruits of marketing and globalization. He makes the extravagant claim that “American and French revolutions brought
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At New Scientist we love a good hoax, especially one that both amuses and makes a serious point about the communication of science. So kudos
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Much like the power grid, the financial system is a series of complex, interlocking contingencies. And in such a system, the biggest risk of all
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[D]ifferential equations ….represent the most powerful tool humanity has ever created for making sense of the material world.
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Though birds and humans have clearly followed different evolutionary paths, birdsong culture can still inform theories of human culture.
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But even if Miller, like many a marketer who came before him, flogs his product too hard, his broadest point is well taken: We are
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