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Evolving Systems course, week 9: moving from cultural to individual change

Submitted by Anne Dalke on Wed, 10/27/2010 - 2:00pm

As always, you're free to write about whatever came into your mind in class this week.  But if you need something to get you started, here's a question. We have looked already @ some of the similarities and differences geological, biological and cultural evolution. What similarities, differences, and interrelationships are you beginning to see now, as we move from a consideration of cultural change to thinking about the evolution of individuals?

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