On Human Nature by E. O. Wilson

This book delves into the biological origins of human behavior, suggesting that they are largely derived from our evolutionary past. The author explores how our species' inherent traits and instincts, including aggression, sexual conduct, and moral instincts, are influenced by our genetic makeup. He also discusses the implications of these ideas for issues like politics, sexuality, religion, and ethics, challenging the reader to reconsider the nature versus nurture debate.

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