Tag: Growing Up Human (Bloomsbury Sigma 2022)

United by laughter, kids of all races come together as best friends, sharing pure joy and innocence. Embracing diversity, their smiles light up the world. Generative AI

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Denyse O'Leary
Date
May 31, 2024

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Animal mind, Evolution, Human exceptionalism

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Breastfeeding (human vs. ape), Brenna Hassett, Childhood as unique, Evolution theory (limitations re humans), Growing Up Human (Bloomsbury Sigma 2022), Human evolution (theory shortcomings), Humans as monogamous, Menopause}

An “Evolutionary” Analysis of Childhood Provides No New Knowledge

_{Archeologist Brenna Hassett offers to explain the evolution of childhood and grandmothers — but, unfortunately, ends up providing no real insight} _{Denyse O'Leary
May 31, 2024

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Animal mind, Evolution, Human exceptionalism}

Humans have reason and ethics and other animals don’t, and there is no evidence that these qualities — that shape our societies — simply “evolved.” Read More ›