This Rob Dunbar is NOT Robin Dunbar the Archaeologist.
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Great stuff!
Now, in regard to making people accept that science actually is about reality, and has consequences
“Why ‘scientific consensus’ fails to persuade” (Crossposted from Ed Brayton´s blog): http://www.physorg.com/news203680322.html
…so to get through to the not-completely-solipsistic segment of the conservatives, information needs to be presented in a way that does not immediately trigger inellectual “fight or flight” responses. Otherwise, stuff from those evil atheisty scientists will just be brushed away. And Rob Dunbar´s work will be in vain.