Evolution + psychology

I have a post on the importance of understanding human psychology in relation to evolution and Intelligent Design/Creationism on my other weblog.

Related: Ed Brayton has the nitty gritty on what's going on in Utah.

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There is a divide within the biological sciences, those that are concerned with proximal causes and those concerned with ultimate causes. For every question in biology there are two answers.
This is a struggle I can relate to:
So I went to the book signing last night for the Best American Science Writing 2006, and it was really interesting so I want to plug this book.
In an update to their groundbreaking earlier demonstration that high-IQ children initially show a thinner cortex, and later show an initially thicker one than their average-IQ peers,