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It is just that he had the wrong species," wrote sociobiologist E.O.

It is just that he had the wrong species," wrote sociobiologist EO Wilson, the world's leading authority on ants.

As Thomas Seeley, author & sociobiologist, explains: "the 1.5 kilograms of bees in a honeybee swarm, just like the 1.5 kilograms of neurons in a human brain, achieve their collective wisdom by organising themselves in such a way that, even though each individual has limited information and limited intelligence, the group as a whole makes a first-rate collective."

Costa, Sociobiologist, and author of “The Watchman's Rattle” and Gary Robinson, Program Director for IBM's Big Data organization.

To his credit, Mooney admits that liberals aren't immune to irrationality and "motivated reasoning." He points out the equalitarian let's attacks on sociobiologist E.O.

The book's opening essays draw on Lawler's experiences on the President's Council while reflecting deeply on "modern and American dignity." Against the influential Harvard sociobiologist and psychologist Steven Pinker, who railed against "the stupidity of dignity" in a widely discussed essay in The New Republic in 2008, Lawler persuasively argues that the defense of dignity has nothing to do with religious fanaticism or political obscurantism.

Similarly, research on ant colonies pioneered by sociobiologist E.

Nonetheless, the sociobiologist and former Silicon Valley marketing exec's first book, The Watchman's Rattle, comes close to living up to the hype.

For instance, it allows her to characterize the science of sociobiologist E.

[dagger] Various theories have been posited, such as that of Harvard sociobiologist E.

Wilson, as the sociobiologist, should have written this chapter, but it was Holldobler who wrote it.

A sociobiologist and a clinical psychiatrist explore why women evolved the way they did.