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...zombies then crept into the courtyard… and they were hungry. All was quiet. Suddenly, a bloodcurdling yell rang throughout the battlefield, and the ravenous masses charged toward the humans?? fortification. The epic showdown had finally begun...
...psychological incentives. However, until now, most theory has failed to incorporate the effect of identity on an individual’s economic choices.. A new integration of economics and sociology, “identity economics,” that takes into account the influence of social contexts on humans?? choices, has major ramifications for many areas of both corporate and policy interest, including problems that have plagued the American education system. Understanding students’ incentives through both economic and social incentives give useful ideas for improving our schools...
Professor of Biological Anthropology Richard W. Wrangham lectured on how humans?? abilities to cook signalled the evolution to the modern human...
Google’s move is also praiseworthy because its commodity—information—is especially valuable. While Chinese citizens could live without tangible products, such as Levi jeans or mangos, to deny world citizens ideas is both economically and intellectually deleterious. Our fellow humans??the average person is a Chinese subsistence farmer—must be allowed the freedom of expression. Nothing should prevent world citizens from engaging in active dialogue across borders...
...archaeological expedition funded by the American School of Prehistoric Research at Harvard’s Peabody Museum resulted in the discovery of the oldest fibers known to have been used by humans??a finding that helps date the rise of civilization due to the importance of string in the origins of human culture...