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122), “Another way of dealing with this problem would be for one member of the collective to prevent reproduction altogether by other individuals…” “This can be put more explicitly in terms due to Calcott ( 2008). "Here are a few examples among many, in PGS’s discussion of de-Darwinizing: “Their independent evolutionary activities are c urtailed, constrained, or suppressed by what is happening at the higher level” (p. Here I have inserted comments after his italicized examples. Dennett says "Ironically, PGS himself finds it irresistible to engage in agential talk when explaining and defending his own best ideas," but I think Dennett casts this net too broadly, and includes adaptationist description and sometimes ordinary causal talk.
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