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“I’m always impressed how Curt interviews people from a wide range of fields and always asks interesting questions. Dennis Noble was fascinating and his theme echoes Phillip Ball’s recent book “how life works” which discusses agency similarly. I think there’s no real disagreement with Dawkins though, who never meant selfish literally, though Philip argues Dawkins was too reductive. which I think Dennis would agree with.”
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Great Britain ·
07/30/24
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05/13/24
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“Curt has some of the best long-form science-related podcasts — he let’s his diverse selection of guests speak, and maintains an open-minded and curious approach, something that is very much needed in society: 2021 and beyond.
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United States of America ·
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