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"Human Culture, an Evolutionary Force"

Submitted by Anne Dalke on Wed, 03/03/2010 - 8:37am.

Well, this seems right on the money: see today's NYTimes article on Human Culture, an Evolutionary Force: "culture...seems to be a powerful force of natural selection. People adapt genetically to sustained cultural changes, like new diets. And this interaction works more quickly than other selective forces..."

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