Gregory Kohn
@kohngregory.bsky.social
Professor specializing in bird social behavior and ethology. Enactive cognition, developmental systems thought, ontogenetic niches, organismal agency, ייִדיש. PI: Animal Social Interaction lab, kohnlab.wordpress.com
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November 16, 2025 at 7:50 PM
Nice article, would love to plug INDEP here as discussions they have are relevant to the role of markets addressed here. www.indep.network
So I guess I can shop at B&H guilt free now.
November 2, 2025 at 8:03 PM
So I guess I can shop at B&H guilt free now.
Beyond the racism does he know how many voters in NY have dual citizenship? Right?
October 29, 2025 at 5:41 PM
Beyond the racism does he know how many voters in NY have dual citizenship? Right?
One of my favorite trees. Also, the most profitable tree I've ever owned. I've sold the fruit on eBay to people who were convinced it was bug repellent. The wood is also excellent. I had a storm-damaged tree when I lived in Indiana. I milled up the trunk and sold the wood at auction!
October 29, 2025 at 1:43 PM
One of my favorite trees. Also, the most profitable tree I've ever owned. I've sold the fruit on eBay to people who were convinced it was bug repellent. The wood is also excellent. I had a storm-damaged tree when I lived in Indiana. I milled up the trunk and sold the wood at auction!
Most of the candidate-gene work on aggression in chimps hasn't held up in recent years. I'm a bit skeptical when people say species A has social qualities B built into it, mainly because variation within a species can sometimes be greater than differences between species.
October 28, 2025 at 4:48 PM
Most of the candidate-gene work on aggression in chimps hasn't held up in recent years. I'm a bit skeptical when people say species A has social qualities B built into it, mainly because variation within a species can sometimes be greater than differences between species.
What's the evidence that it's genetic?
October 28, 2025 at 4:41 PM
What's the evidence that it's genetic?
I’ve read this before, but I am baffled that it ostensibly ignores some of the strongest critiques (from Lehrman, Schneirla, and the group from the American Museum of Natural History) that was well known during 1974. Hard to make the case their critiques were based on eighteenth century logic!
October 23, 2025 at 5:50 PM
I’ve read this before, but I am baffled that it ostensibly ignores some of the strongest critiques (from Lehrman, Schneirla, and the group from the American Museum of Natural History) that was well known during 1974. Hard to make the case their critiques were based on eighteenth century logic!