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uthor, Sausalito, CA David Buss, Psychologist, U. of Texas, Austin Sean Carroll, Physicist, CalTech David Chalmers, Philosopher, New York University Noam Chomsky, Linguist, MIT Nicholas A. Christakis, Physician & Sociologist, Yale David Christian, Historian, Macquarie University George Church, Geneticist, Har

Chalmers, Philosopher, New York University Noam Chomsky, Linguist, MIT Nicholas A. Christakis, Physician

& Atoms, MIT Gerd Gigerenzer, Cognitive Scientist, Mac Planck Institute-Berlin Daniel Gilbert, Psychologist, Harvard Thomas Gilovich, Psychologist, Cornell University Daniel Goleman, Psychologist, New York Alison Gopnik, Psychologist, U.C. Berkeley Scott Grafton, Neurologist, UC Santa Barbara Alan Guth, Physicist,

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he biologist Peter Marler famously spoke of singing in birds as an instinct to learn, while the evolutionary psychologist Steven Pinker described the Chomskyan insight into language as the /anguage instinct. A bird’s instinct to learn does not mean that there is a one- to-one, inflexible mapping between gene

nsive discussion of evil by a philosopher, including important critiques of the existing literature, see John Kekes’ The Roots of Evil (2007, Ithaca, Cornell University Press) * On lalling throughout history: Wrangham, R.W. & Glowacki, L. (in press). Intergroup aggression in chimpanzees and war in nomadic hunter-gatherers

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have contributed to your on-line journal and its peer-less and informal gd character, which is conducive to creative and innovative expression. ’ Noam Chomsky American linguist, philosopher, cognitive scientist. “Looks like a fascinating issue, with a lot of material of special interest for me.” “Many tha

ve to creative and innovative expression. ’ Noam Chomsky American linguist, philosopher, cognitive scient