rushton in A Sentence

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    Scientists Brindley and Rushton, in 1974, once successfully created a type of visual prosthesis that allowed certain blind people to see Braille spots using phosphenes.

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    Rushton's theory argues that some human races are more‘K-selected' and hence more altruistic, whereas other are more‘r-selected' and hence more prone to criminality and psychopathy.

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    Rushton's argument has been condemned not only for its unscientific basis but for promoting a“barely disguised hierarchy of humanness” in which“everything human and desirable is K and everything animalistic and evil is r”Weizmann, et al.,

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    Rushton's theory on the other hand requires that a homogenous suite of personality traits ordered along a single dimension has been adaptive though all of human history, which would require a constant homogenous environment throughout this vast period.

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