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by Joachim I. Krueger, Ph.D.
Joachim Krueger is a social psychologist at Brown University who believes that rational thinking and socially responsible behavior are attainable goals. See full bio

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No Dog Delusion

By Joachim I. Krueger, Ph.D. on January 31, 2009 in One Among Many

The line between humans and other animals has a way of getting blurred. When I had to put my cocker spaniel Kirby to sleep this morning, it got me thinking. How special are we (they!)?   Read More

two steps ahead of science

Submitted by Jamesw2 on February 1, 2009 - 9:02am.

C.W. Meisterfeld had developed most of what this article is saying by 1977 and published in 1989
Jelly Bean versus Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde & Psychological Dog Training. If given the task humans would never be able to create life as well as time and chemistry has done. That is the test of being different from other beings. Kirby will see you at the Rainbow Bridge

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