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He frames the whole human cognitive system as socially oriented: it is designed for cooperation, competition, and interaction with others.
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Social animals
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...So, really, this entire system is designed for us to be social animals, to interact with others, to work with others, to compete with..."
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"...So, really, this entire system is designed for us to be social animals, to interact with others, to work with others, to compete with..."
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"...Judith Rich Harris. It's a book that's really interesting. It's a social animal. David Brooks. That's a very good book. Yes. It's a very..."
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