Constitutive rule systems and cultural epidemiology

The Monist 84 (3):437-448 (2001)
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Cultural evolution, the propagation and transfer of ideas from generation to generation, as well as from one person to another and from one culture to another, is much faster than normal, genetic evolution. This could account for the speedy proliferation of humankind on this planet, at the expense of other life forms.

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