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The Triple Helix Gene, Organism, and Environment

Richard Lewontin

One of our most brilliant evolutionary biologists, Richard Lewontin has also been a leading critic of those--scientists and non-scientists alike--who would misuse the science to which he has contributed so much. In

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No Stupid Questions

It was mentioned that economist Joel Waldfogel wrote a book called Screw Genomics that discussed the concept of deadweight loss in gift-giving.

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And he is an economist. I want to say he's at the University of Minnesota. And this was a paper from a long time ago and Joel subsequently wrote a book that revolved around this.

— Episode: 128. How Can You Give Better Gifts?

Episode: 128. How Can You Give Better Gifts?

It was mentioned that economist Joel Waldfogel wrote a book called Screw Genomics that discussed the concept of deadweight loss in gift-giving.

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And he is an economist. I want to say he's at the University of Minnesota. And this was a paper from a long time ago and Joel subsequently wrote a book that revolved around this.

It was called Screw Genomics and made the point that economists look at gift giving a little bit differently than most people might.

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