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Our DNA prioritizes self-preservation (fight/flight, procreation, etc.) - this is human-nature.
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I guess it's one of those depressing human-nature things wherein people condemn any activity of others even slightly out of the most boring of ordinary.
Sanford says he was in Argentina, not on Appalachian Trail 2009
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Our DNA prioritizes self-preservation (fight/flight, procreation, etc.) - this is human-nature.
Politics 2010
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Our DNA prioritizes self-preservation (fight/flight, procreation, etc.) - this is human-nature.
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Our DNA prioritizes self-preservation (fight/flight, procreation, etc.) - this is human-nature.
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The Big Lie that is at the root of the life-threatening dysfunction in the current human-nature relationship is the delusion that the human species is somehow separate from (and superior to) the rest of nature.
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As we bring new attention and respect to this "nature within," we begin to heal the human-nature relationship in a very personal way, and this opens the door to engagement at a wider level as well.
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The Big Lie that is at the root of the life-threatening dysfunction in the current human-nature relationship is the delusion that the human species is somehow separate from (and superior to) the rest of nature.
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As we bring new attention and respect to this "nature within," we begin to heal the human-nature relationship in a very personal way, and this opens the door to engagement at a wider level as well.
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One can argue that people shouldn't care about relative wealth, and I might agree, but unfortunatly that seems to run counter to human-nature.
Jobs are not a scarce resource, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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