Podcasts that mention 📚 How the Mind Works by Steven Pinker

But then I I I always think of this famous uh this very nice line in uh in uh Steven Pinker's famous book, How the Mind Works.

The guest, Rob Henderson, references a line from Steven Pinker's book 'How the Mind Works' to support a point about dating preferences.

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Pinker wrote a book about it; I think he did a really good job summarizing it.

In this excerpt, Stephen Dubner highlights that Stephen Pinker authored a book that effectively summarizes the argument that global measures of human prosperity are improving. This discussion arises in the context of whether the world is 'burning'.

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there's someone there's so many reasons right now to understand how great everything is that book right there by Steven Pinker and light mr. right book is is all about how great things are and that's a gratefully where there is less violence now in all sorts of the revolt you always have to be on the but the gatekeepers aren't having you know not in the narrative intellectuals are what beautiful classic calls the Clara see right

Dave mentions Steven Pinker's book, referring to it as 'enlight mr. right book', as an example of how things are improving.

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