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Nick Stauner
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thereThere are now many full-length books that focus on this deep/complex, complex question about human nature/psychology &and note there is some newer/ongoing/active research in the area, some of it cited in them.

but,But some counterpoint, from the reverse/flip, flip side. scienceScience is a complex, evolving, and at-times-subtle times subtle field in a way that was not fully recognized largely until the research in Kuhnian shifts.

there are now many full-length books that focus on this deep/complex question about human nature/psychology & note there is some newer/ongoing/active research in the area, some of it cited in them.

but, some counterpoint, the reverse/flip side. science is a complex evolving and at-times-subtle field in a way that was not fully recognized largely until the research in Kuhnian shifts.

There are now many full-length books that focus on this deep, complex question about human nature/psychology and note newer/ongoing/active research in the area, some of it cited in them.

But some counterpoint from the reverse, flip side. Science is a complex, evolving, and at times subtle field in a way that was not fully recognized largely until the research in Kuhnian shifts.

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there are now many full-length books that focus on this deep/complex question about human nature/psychology & note there is some newer/ongoing/active research in the area, some of it cited in them.

but, some counterpoint, the reverse/flip side. science is a complex evolving and at-times-subtle field in a way that was not fully recognized largely until the research in Kuhnian shifts.