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A cohort by any other name, how scientists can inadvertently help the bigots
Pattern-Bound Primate: Human Culture Pt.2
Pattern-Bound Primate: Human Culture Pt.2
Cultural Anthropologist Erickson going after Pinker's "The Blank Slate," and biological explanations of culture in toto
Fear and Follow: A Narrative History of Cultural Evolution
Epigenetics And Transhumanism: Bruce Lipton's Teleology
A Quick Introduction from an Unapologetic Reductionist (who's nonetheless flexible, just so long as we're reducing)

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