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Instead of seeing emotions as biological, we might see them as learned, a new book argues: “instilled in us by our parents and other cultural agents,” or “conditioned by recurrent experiences within our cultures.” https://t.co/ntSfGdgwJK — PolitiTweet.org

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The Manhattan Project scientist Ted Hall said, in a television interview filmed in the 1990s, that he had started spying out of a concern that an American monopoly on nuclear weapons would be too dangerous. https://t.co/cObXz2vTt9 — PolitiTweet.org

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A microbial ecologist described swimming in Bacalar Lagoon as going back in time four billion years—“back to the Archean.” In 2020, its pure blue water grew muddy and dark. https://t.co/O6KBovVVBu — PolitiTweet.org

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