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I think that this question boils down to being able to discern when a danger is truly a danger

and when a danger is really a bias and when a danger is really a bias.

When a danger is a cultural bias, when a danger is down to, you know, views that we have that we should unpack and try to contextualize and try to be better about it.

Be better people.

And now the Good Fight with Yasha Monk.

There are some very basic puzzles about human nature and about the biological world

that seem to challenge in some ways

what you might expect on the basis of the theory of evolution.

Why is it, for example, that we are capable of great altruism, that some animals,

like bees, are even more altruistic sacrificing themselves

for the queen bee with no realistic prospect of ever reproducing when that should lead

to those kind of characteristics dying out since they are not fit they do not make it likely that we will pass on our genes to the next

generation. More broadly, why is it that we have so many animals, apparently up to two-thirds of

all animal species, that undergo some form of metamorphosis? If nature wanted to create a butterfly, why start

with a caterpillar? Well, my guest today is answering those questions in beautiful, really

interesting books. Orrin Harmon is a philosopher of science who has written very interesting books like

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