The Advocate: Asexuals Among Us
Are Straight Women and Gay Men “Natural Allies”? An Evolutionary Account
Scientific American: Why Do People Kill Themselves?
ODT: Deep Sense Of Loss Not Helped By Rainbow Bridges
Ian Stevenson’s Case for the Afterlife: Are We ‘Skeptics’ Really Just Cynics?
Slate: Sometimes, You Won’t Feel Better Tomorrow
“A colorful romp through psychology, philosophy and popular culture.”
New Humanist
“Witty . . . . [Bering] employs examples and analogies that make his arguments seem like common sense rather than the hard-earned scientific insights they really are.”
New Scientist
“Bering ranges comfortably among evolutionary biology, psychology, and philosophical concerns, and finds the good science in belief.”
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Jesse is Head of the Department of Science Communication at the University of Otago.
