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罗伯特.怀特谈乐观主义

Filmed Feb 2006 • Posted Jan 2007TED2006
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作者罗伯特解释了"非零和效应"是如何在机缘与合作的互动中,引导了我们的进化,以及我们应该如何利用它来拯救今天的人类世界。

The best-selling author of "Nonzero," "The Moral Animal" and "The Evolution of God," Robert Wright draws on his wide-ranging knowledge of science, religion, psychology, history and politics to figure out what makes humanity tick -- and what makes us moral. Full bio »

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