Podcasts that mention 📚 The Moral Animal by Robert Wright

Uh cuz the the book that got me into uh EP was um The Moral Animal from 1991 or 1992 or something.

Chris Williamson mentions "The Moral Animal" as the book that introduced him to evolutionary psychology.

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although as far I I've read um uh Robert Wright's book was the the first one moral animal was what got me into evolutionary psychology again for wonderful book wonderful I that's that book is 30 years old now more than 30 years old

The host mentions reading Robert Wright's book, identifying it as the one that introduced him to evolutionary psychology.

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You know, my love for evolutionary psychology began with Robert Wright's 'The Moral Animal', which I think still holds up after 33 years.

During a discussion about human emotions, podcast host Chris Williamson shares that his interest in evolutionary psychology was sparked by Robert Wright's book 'The Moral Animal,' which he believes remains relevant even after 33 years.

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I fell in love with this subject when I read 'The Moral Animal' by Robert Wright.

The guest expresses his passion for evolutionary psychology, crediting 'The Moral Animal' by Robert Wright as a pivotal book that spurred his interest in understanding the complexities of human behavior.

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quiet Tech 25 favorite evolutionary biology books I'm going to give you evolutionary psychology just because evolutionary biology isn't really my area of expertise uh I would say the moral Animal by Robert Wright again Chris willlex.com books All of these will be in there go and get it free reading list blah blah uh moral Animal by Robert Wright

Chris recommends 'The Moral Animal' by Robert Wright as a favorite book on evolutionary psychology.

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And I've got a little description that I took out the first book I ever learned about it in which was the moral Animal by Robert Wright from 1993.

The host mentions learning about Darwin's marriage decision-making process from this book.

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like i read like the book that made me fall in love with it is the moral animal

The speaker states that "The Moral Animal" is the book that made them fall in love with evolutionary psychology.

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so i learned i learned about the worst age to lose a child at in the moral animal by robert wright that we might think that to lose an infant would be very heartbreaking...

The host mentions learning a specific fact about evolutionary psychology from this book by Robert Wright.

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I know that we're both fans of the moral animal by robert wright and i was reading it this morning

The host mentions being a fan of the book and reading it recently.

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reading a book at the moment The moral animal by Robert Wright I just can't put the Sun down

The host mentions reading this book and finding it engrossing.

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A big theme of that book is that the human mind is unreliable as a guide to reality. It's as if our mind acts like a lawyer, trying to make the case for our interests.

In this segment, the guest, Robert Wright, elaborates on the themes from his book 'The Moral Animal', highlighting how it explores the complexities of human psychology and the unreliability of our minds in understanding reality.

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uh the moral animal

Doug Stanhope mentions the title of a book he listened to on Audible about evolutionary psychology.

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