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Let Sleeping Kids Lie - Evolution and Sleep - 0 views

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  • AskMissAndrea B on 12 Jan 12
     
    Please feel free to check out my blog at askmissandrea.wordpress.com, where I discuss how evolution impacts human behavior and physiology.
Dripa B

Least Religious Countries - 0 views

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    high levels of organic atheism are strongly correlated with high levels of societal health, such as low homicide rates, low poverty rates, low infant mortality rates, and low illiteracy rates, as well as high levels of educational attainment, per capita i
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Reality about Human Morality - The Brights' Net - 0 views

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  • Statement A Morality is an evolved repertoire of cognitive and emotional mechanisms with distinct biological underpinnings, as modified by experience acquired throughout the human lifespan.
  • Statement B Morality is not the exclusive domain of Homo sapiens; there is significant cross-species evidence in the scientific literature that animals exhibit "pre-morality" or basic moral behaviors (i.e. those patterns of behavior that parallel central elements of human moral behavior)
  • Statement C Morality is a "human universal" (i.e. exists across all cultures worldwide), a part of human nature acquired during evolution.
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  • Statement D Young children and infants demonstrate some aspects of moral cognition and behavior (which precede specific learning experiences and worldview development).
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