#751 - Macken Murphy - What Does Science Say Makes Someone Attractive?
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#751 - Macken Murphy - What Does Science Say Makes Someone Attractive? includes mentions of The Moral Animal by Robert Wright, For Whom the Bell Curve Tolls by Gregory Clark, and The Genetic Lottery by Kathryn Paige Harden, with indexed source context and timestamps where available.
Indexed context: The host mentions 'The Moral Animal' as a pivotal book that deepened their understanding of evolutionary psychology and its relevance to human behavi…
Indexed context: The host mentions Gregory Clark's book to highlight the complexities of human mating behavior and the influence of social status over generations. Cl…
Indexed context: Page wrote the genetic lottery. She's the only well-known public facing behavioral geneticist that's ardently from the left.
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The host mentions 'The Moral Animal' as a pivotal book that deepened their understanding of evolutionary psychology a…
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Page wrote the genetic lottery. She's the only well-known public facing behavioral geneticist that's ardently from th…
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- Referenced books include The Moral Animal by Robert Wright and For Whom the Bell Curve Tolls by Gregory Clark.
- Related interests include Individuals interested in psychology and self-understanding and Individuals interested in behavioral genetics and social dynamics..
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I read the moral animal by Robert Wright. That book's from 1993, dude. And you can read it today. It's one of my top five books of all time.
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Gregory Clark wrote a book called for whom the bell curve tolls, which is a phenomenal title. He has tracked social status via a complex system of surnames in the UK for 700 years.
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Page wrote the genetic lottery. She's the only well-known public facing behavioral geneticist that's ardently from the left.
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The host mentions 'The Moral Animal' as a pivotal book that deepened their understanding of evolutionary psychology and its relevance to human beha…
The host mentions Gregory Clark's book to highlight the complexities of human mating behavior and the influence of social status over generations.…
Page wrote the genetic lottery. She's the only well-known public facing behavioral geneticist that's ardently from the left.
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