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The Weak Link in the Chain: Intelligence
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Tagged American Museum of Natural History, astrobiology, Cosmicomics, creationism, Earth, Facebook, Ian Tattersall, Italo Calvino, Kepler telescope, Life's Solution, NASA, SETI, Simon Conway Morris, Stephen J. Gould, Wonderful Life
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