> >> Why do they believe this? First, explicit evolutionary thinking can
> >> sometimes eliminate certain kinds of errors in thinking about behavior
> >> (Symons, 1987).
> >
> >Evolutionary theory is only intended to explain how living organisms
> evolve.
> >Applying it to any other field of inqu
Jay,
It is no more scientifically true than that the sun and planets revolve
around the earth.
What is really funny is that Darwin purloined his principle of selection
through competition from classical economics, from Malthus in fact. So you
take the dog eat dog mythology of early capitalism a
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From: Durant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>primate and human behaviour is not the same, so such research
>is not scientific.
Evolutionary scientists include humans unless stated otherwise.
Scientists are using the theory of evolution to predict human behavior:
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From: Mike Hollinshead <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>It is no more scientifically true than that the sun and planets revolve
>around the earth.
>
>What is really funny is that Darwin purloined his principle of selection
>through competition from classical economics, from Malth
I'm glad there are people who can compose more
concisely...Eva
> Why do they believe this? First, explicit evolutionary thinking can
> sometimes eliminate certain kinds of errors in thinking about behavior
> (Symons, 1987).
>...
and so on.
Evolutionary theory is only intended to explain how
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From: Eva Durant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Why do they believe this? First, explicit evolutionary thinking can
>> sometimes eliminate certain kinds of errors in thinking about behavior
>> (Symons, 1987).
>
>Evolutionary theory is only intended to explain how living organ
