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Contents Foreword Science, the Hidden Force on Society David T. Suzuki Introduction and Acknowledgments Lynn Margulis I. People Primates Culture Before Humans 1. Intelligent Life on Earth?: Nicholas Mackintosh 2. Stressed Chimps: Robert Sapolsky 3. Nearly Human: Jane Goodall 4. Closest of Kin: Jordi Sabater Pi 5. Like Ants, Bees, and Termites, But Different: Edward O. Wilson Attractiveness 6. Can Beauty Be Measured?: Victor Johnston 7. Science of Happiness: Daniel Gilbert 8. Psychopaths: Robert Hare Anxiety 9. No One Is Boss: Daniel Dennett 10. The Hidden Self: Oliver Sacks 11. Locked in the Dark: Rodolfo Llin¿s 12. Dialogue with Fear: Joseph Ledoux 13. Fretful Worry: Kenneth Kendler II. Animal Body-Mind Cyclicity and Sociality 14. Drumbeats: Steven Strogatz 15. Survival, Not Truth, Is Imperative: Richard Gregory 16. Dreaming to Learn: Nicholas Humphrey 17. Music and Talk: Diana Deutsch Prehistory and Immortality of the Body-Mind 18. The Secret Code: Sydney Brenner 19. Beyond the Human Genome: William Haseltine 20. The Second Brain: Phillip Tobias and Ralph Holloway 21. Immortality from Your Mother: Douglas Wallace 22. Inevitability of Aging?: Tom Kirkwood III. Life on an Animate Planet Bygone Biospheres 23. Life, Master of the Earth: James E. Lovelock 24. Life Is a Mistake: Kenneth H. Nealson Toward Perfection 25. Evolution and Purpose: Stephen J. Gould 26. The Code of the Dead: Richard Dawkins 27. Purpose of Evolution: Dorion Sagan Dead or Alive? 28. Life As Growth: William Day 29. Our Ancestor, the Bacterium: Ricardo Guerrero 30. Different from Amoebae: John Bonner IV. Toward the Invisible From the Vast to the Miniscule 31. Walk through an Electron Cloud: Eugene Chudnovsky 32. Atomic Consciousness: Heinrich Rohrer 33. Too Huge for the Atom and Too Small for the Star: Sheldon Lee Glashow 34. New Dimensions: Lisa Randall 35. Manipulation by Dwarves: Nicol¿s Garc¿a 36. Space Destroyed and Time Obliterated: Paul Davies The Scientists The Editors The Readings Glossary Index
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Scientists -- Interviews.
Science.