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I know he was a prominent figure in one of my college Sociology text books. The sociobiology book came later... His earlier works were much more focused on Biology/Biodiversity. His theories in most part portray "the collective" in a positive way and he has been cannonized by the left for that reason. How old do you think I am? To be clear, I didn't say he wrote the book but his theories on Biosociology were mentioned in it. ??? I was just conversating... for all I know you may be the world's expert on EO Wilson's writings. Just trying to add to the conversation. But every green communist Ive ever met idolizes the man and has all the later "social" books visable on their bookshelves. That is all.
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