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  • Books: paradigms lost
    • Genetic Basis of Human Behaviour
      • Silver: Challenging Nature
      • Wilson: The Meaning of Human Existence
      • Wilson: On Human Nature
      • Wilson: Consilience
      • Bernal: The World, the Flesh & the Devil
      • Sperry: Science and Moral Priority
      • Schrödinger: Nature and the Greeks
    • Origins of Life
      • Shubin: Your Inner Fish
      • Schrödinger: What is life?
    • Dennett: Darwin’s Dangerous Idea
    • Poverty of the Stimulus
      • Chomsky: Language and the problems of knowledge
      • Whitehead: Science and the Modern World
      • Chomsky: What kind of creatures are we
      • Barrow: PI in the sky
      • Casti: Cambridge Quintet
      • Weyl: The Open World
    • The Imitation Game
    • ETI
      • Lem: Solaris
      • Lem: Summa Technologiae
    • Kosmos
      • Sagan: Cosmos
      • Hawking: Brief History of Time
      • Davies: Space and time in the modern universe
      • Lanczos: Space through the ages
  • Books: digital age
    • Future of Human Machine
      • Doudna – A Crack in Creation: The New Power to Control Evolution
      • Venter: Life at the Speed of Light
    • Code-ification of money markets and trust
    • Big Data
      • Kaplan: Humans Need Not Apply
    • Society shifts & vibrations
      • Vance: Hillbilly Elegy
      • Acemoglu and Robinson – Why Nations Fail
      • Pankaj: Age of Anger
      • Lanier: You are not a gadget
      • Schmidt & Cohen: The New Digital Age
  • Books:history
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    • Modernism in action
    • Influential books after wwii
    • Zeitgeist
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Genetic Basis of Human Behaviour

Nature vs. Nurture

Bernal, J.D. The Word The Flesh The Devil
Silver, Lee M. Challenging Nature 1)
Sperry, Roger Science and Moral Priority 1) 2)
Wilson, E. Consilience: The Unity of Knowledge 1)
Wilson, E. On Human Nature

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