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You Today, Someone Else Tomorrow?

By Daniel R. Hawes on November 9, 2009 in Evolved Primate

Why don't we stick to these choices when "next week", "tomorrow," or "later" come around? It has to do with how we distinguish between choices on behalf of our current-self and on behalf of our future self. Read More

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