Robert Alan Wright
(25 Jan 1957 - )

American writer who wrote The Moral Animal on the new science of evolutionary psychology, in which scientists use the theories of natural selection to understand human behaviour.

Science Quotes by Robert Alan Wright (1)

Think of it: zillions and zillions of organisms running around, each under the hypnotic spell of a single truth, all these truths identical, and all logically incompatible with one another.
— Robert Alan Wright
The Moral Animall: Evolutionary Psychology and Everyday Life (1994), 238.
See also:  |  Truth (241)


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