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Monday, May 27, 2013
Justice Sotomayor; Against Landmines; Primates and Humanism
We’re airing some of our favorite recent segments on this Memorial Day. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor talks about growing up in the Bronx and her path to the highest court. Then, we hear listeners respond to two questions inspired by Justice Sotomayor’s interview: first, is law school worth it? And who inspired you to see the world differently? Plus, Nobel Peace Prize winner Jody Williams on her activism against landmines; primatologist Frans de Waal on what animals can teach us about innate morality and therefore about religion; and a discussion about the intersection of art and science with performance artist Marina Abramović and two NYU neuroscientists.
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RE: Your guest's comment that "parents of children with Downs are more likely to stay married" is what's called attributional bias. Isn't it more likely that the types of parents who are less likely to get divorced - are also less likely to terminate a pregnancy?
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