“Alas, Poor Darwin,” a book about the pernicious ideologies that distorted Darwin’s brilliant idea is one of the most ideologically saturated books ever published.
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I sincerely wanted to get something from the book. But it was nauseatingly bad. I’ll enjoy reading your review
That book made me grumpy for a week. Yet, it's weird how there's been virtually no change at all in the rhetoric used by anti-EP ideologues. Not in the last 20 years. In fact, not in the last 35 years since sociobiology.
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Yep. The same lazy arguments that have been refuted 1,000 times over. It’s an ideological cocoon that is impervious to evidence.
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"EP? Don't forget your skull calipers!" (chuckles to himself, gets a bazillion likes because it's very fashionable to pooh pooh EP)
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20 years ago, I was anti-evopsych and anti-market. I saw them as ideologies used to justify deregulation and dismantling the welfare state. After understanding
#basicincome, I've some to understand them as forces for good that need to be unleashed. It requires a floor.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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