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{{author|Richard Dawkins}} <br> Zoologist {{author|Richard Dawkins}} made his name originally for his lucid popular science wr

*[[Opco Boone]], brave hero of {{author|Hunter Barkley}}’s eponymous short stories.

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:—{{author|Daniel Dennett}} — {{br|Darwin’s Dangerous Idea}}, 63}} *{{br|Darwin’s Dangerous Idea}} — {{author|Daniel Dennett}}

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...hen, Utah. These are complex systems. Accident investigation theory from {{author|Sidney Dekker}} has the following observation: ...at least ''me'' for company. And, I think, {{author|Sidney Dekker}}. And {{author|Charles Perrow}}, were he still around. Notice the industry here: to reduce

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{{a|writer|}}Raconteur, bon-vivant, author of {{br|How to Write a Sentence: And How to Read One}} and progenitor (thou

{{a|book review|}}{{br|The Utopia of Rules}} {{author|David Graeber}}

:—{{Author|Julian Jaynes}}, {{br|The Origins of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the

}}The now-deceased author of delightfully wacky seventies classic {{br|The Origins of Consciousness i

...theory.<ref>{{br|The Hidden Half: How the World Conceals its Secrets}}, {{author|Michael Blastland}}, chapter 9.</ref>

::—{{author|Cixin Liu}}, {{br|Death’s End}}, Part V

{{a|writer|}}Flaneur, bon vivant, and hilariously bombastic author of, among others,

:—{{author|James Gleick}}

...es firm [[Wickliffe Hampton Asset Management]], and a key protagonist in {{author|Hunter Barkley}}’s forthcoming novel {{br|The ISDA Protocol}}, and bass-p

{{author|Stephen Jay Gould}}<br> ...ecent books on evolutionary science or popular atheism, you’ll know that {{author|Stephen Jay Gould}}, and particularly this book, {{br|Rocks of Ages}}, come

::—{{author|Douglas Adams}}, {{raeou}}, from {{hhgg}}

...cation]]ism hit the buffers of real-life behavioural psychology, and why {{author|Thomas Kuhn}}’s account of [[The Structure of Scientific Revolutions|scie The premises of {{author|James P. Carse}}’s {{Br|Finite and Infinite Games}} throw light here: rep