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Evo psych and politics
Our politics should be based on science, and evolutionary psychology can help us achieve that goal. Read more.
Appealing to Nature, Just a Bit
I was just re-reading a long, fascinating and very heated evo-psych thread I started on Facebook late last year, and toward the end it veered off into philosophy. A very smart author friend of mine has strenuously argued for adopting a … Continue reading
Liberalism and Evolutionary Psychology
Liberalism is not so much a political philosophy; it’s the discipline of the scientific method, of rejecting logical fallacies in argument, admitting the limited reach of your paradigms, and keeping yourself open to new information. Humans are not naturally liberal, and not … Continue reading