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Mensaje de seguimiento
de B--- O---, Ph.D., P.E.
para andytuba@udel.edu
fecha 5 de julio de 2009 23:11
asunto An upcoming talk "Bad to the Bone: Horrors!--Can Our Genes Help Make Us Act Badly?"
I'll be giving a talk entitled "Bad to the Bone: Horrors!--Can Our Genes Help Make Us Act Badly?" at the plenary session of the Mountain States Genetics Conference next month as I'm wrapping up the Western US leg of my book tour. (Last month's talk at CalTech was packed.) Also, you can hear today's debate with Philip Zimbardo about the lack of science in "social science" on Equal Time for Free Thought, WBAI 99.5 FM, New York City.
More information is below--please let me know if you would like me to send you a pdf of the book, which is highly interdisciplinary and very helpful in showing how the social sciences, humanities, and sciences interact in complex, yet understandable ways.
Warmly,
B---
B--- O---, Ph.D., P.E.
www.b--o--.com (for information about the book) http://blahblahblah.org/2009_Meeting_Agenda.html (for information about the conference--my talk is at 12:45 pm)
blah blah blah book reviews
tl:dr; Why have I been invited to listen to a talk about a genetic propensity towards evil?