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Presents a new synthesis of ideas on human social origins based upon the evolution of behavioral plasticity and the process of multilevel selection. What set our ancestors off on a separate evolutionary trajectory - what made them human...

Focusing on the value of solitary dissent, the book explores how individual voices can reveal deeper societal issues that often go unnoticed. It encourages readers to move beyond initial judgments to understand the complexities of dissenting opinions, using three case studies from Ireland and the UK. The author's accessible, engaging style reflects his admiration for thinkers like Michel Foucault and Anthony Giddens. By examining both male and contemporary female dissenters, the work aims to spark essential conversations about societal repair and awareness.

Focusing on the importance of solitary dissent, this work encourages readers to embrace rather than criticize differing viewpoints. It aims to broaden understanding of complex issues that may have seemed unfathomable, guiding audiences to delve deeper into the core of various matters instead of settling for surface-level judgments.