2. The key question surrounding the concept of human nature is whether it is mostly fixed or broadly malleable. We know individual people can change and become better. But what about larger populations overall, such as the American electorate?

1. Although it’s an ancient idea, “human nature” remains a vital concept. Improving our understanding of human nature overall, by better recognizing both our limitations and our potentials, is crucial for overcoming the challenges we face in the 21st century.

My latest article: Does Human Nature Evolve? “The key question surrounding the concept of human nature is whether it is mostly fixed or broadly malleable. We know individual people can change and become better …” https://developmentalist.org/article/does-human-nature-evolve/

Greg Thomas’s excellent podcast with Glenn Loury and John McWhorter is now public. Check it out at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlGjSCNjPzQ

Announcing a new article by Institute for Cultural Evolution Senior Fellow Greg Thomas: Considering Deracialization: A Response to Glenn Loury and Clifton Roscoe https://developmentalist.org/article/considering-deracialization-a-response-to-glenn-loury-and-clifton-roscoe/

We welcome our organization’s new Executive Director: Stephanie Lepp. She will work with our President and Board to bring the Institute of Cultural Evolution to a new level. Prior to joining the Institute, Stephanie was the Executive Producer at the Center for Humane Technology.

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The complete 68-minute version of my podcast with Glenn Loury is now live on YouTube. Professor Loury and I discuss the work of the Institute for Cultural Evolution think tank. This podcast is a significant mainstreaming of integral philosophy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCRYjeE35k0&t=1s