| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - First, Richard D. Alexander, who was a valuable mentor to me throughout graduate school and since, continually reminded me that learned traits are no less products of evolution than traits whose development is (presumably) guided more rigidly, that learning itself is a trait that has a genetic basis and evolves, and that learning tends to be adaptive and thus is usually if not always biased toward
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