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Sexual Genetics

2017.07.03 by Bookscrounger Leave a Comment
Norman Rockwell's Rosie the Riveter, a challenge to sexual stereotypes

Sexual Genetics: differences between boys and girls exist, on average. Insisting that the differences are universal, or that they are nonexistent, are both unjust.

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Posted in: Biology, Education, Medicine Tagged: Small Evolution, Sociobiology, Wisdom

Temporary Insanity

2017.06.29 by Bookscrounger 2 Comments
Anger, rage, temporary insanity

Temporary insanity affects us all, at stages in our lives and at points in our day. It is an example of how we struggle against our genetic behaviors.

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Posted in: Biology, Education Tagged: Anger Mongering, Sociobiology, Wisdom

Outrageous Lebanese Genetics

2017.06.19 by Bookscrounger Leave a Comment

Lebanese Genetics sounds boring, but the Lebanese may be the most stereotypical ethnic group around, an inheritance from the Phoenicians.

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Posted in: Biology, Medicine Tagged: Medicine, Small Evolution, Sociobiology, Wisdom

The Deadly Game of Hawk-Dove

2017.06.15 by Bookscrounger Leave a Comment

Consider hawk-dove: in the struggle between good and evil, who wins, warriors or peace makers? Neither does, because both do. In reality, there is no ideal.

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Posted in: Biology, Politics Tagged: Anger Mongering, Liberal and Conservative, Partisan Politics, Sociobiology, Wisdom

The Bookscrounger Returns

2017.06.05 by Bookscrounger 9 Comments
Monkey Reading a book in a tree.

I’m back, the Bookscrounger returns. Where I’ve been, and where we’re going.

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Posted in: Biology, Books, Education Tagged: Civilizing Evolution, Football Mentality, Small Evolution, Sociobiology, Teaching, Wisdom

Morality as Survival

2016.07.27 by Bookscrounger Leave a Comment

We tell ourselves, and others, one reason for why we do things, but our choices often betray other, more convincing reasons. Sometimes the secondary reason helps us see morality as survival. This is a serialization from my book, Happiness: A Physician/Biologist Looks at Life. To see the Table of Contents and the dust jacket blurb, … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Biology, Books, Medicine Tagged: Happiness: A Physician/Biologist Looks at Life, Sociobiology, Wisdom

Body Over Mind

2016.07.13 by Bookscrounger Leave a Comment

We think of ourselves as logical rational beings, who make purely intellectual decisions. But consider that we think that our minds control our bodies when sometimes, it’s the other way around.

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Posted in: Books Tagged: Happiness: A Physician/Biologist Looks at Life, Sociobiology

Paternal Corn: Bad Dad Jokes

2016.03.11 by Bookscrounger 3 Comments

Perhaps there is a good reason that fathers tell bad dad jokes…

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Posted in: Biology, Education Tagged: Civilizing Evolution, Small Evolution, Sociobiology, Teaching

Rockabye, Baby

2016.01.31 by Bookscrounger Leave a Comment

The word cradle comes from the same Germanic root as the word cart.  Which makes sense; the movement of either a cradle or a cart will put a child to sleep. Or the movement of a car, another related word.  All parents have seen our children refuse to take a nap, and then watch them … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Biology, Books Tagged: Small Evolution, Sociobiology

Compassion vs Survival, & Pragmatism

2015.11.27 by Bookscrounger 2 Comments
Painting of The Good Samaritan by George Frederic Watts

We think of compassion as a universal moral position, but when the choice is compassion or survival, pragmatism will always win out.

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Posted in: Biology, Politics Tagged: Civilizing Evolution, Darwin Dada, Evolution, Kings Conquerors Psychopaths, Liberal and Conservative, Sociobiology
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