ERRR #030. Neil Mercer on Interthinking and Group Work

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ERRR #030. Neil Mercer on Interthinking and Group Work

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May 31, 2019

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In this wide ranging discussion Neil and I talk about the role of language in evolution, parallels between language and…
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