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Edward O. Wilson, Biologist Known as ‘Ant Man,’ Dies at 92

Edward O. Wilson, Biologist Known as ‘Ant Man,’ Dies at 92

Edward O. Wilson, biologist known as 'ant man,' dies

Edward O. Wilson, biologist known as 'ant man,' dies

Edward O. Wilson, Harvard Biologist Known as ‘Ant Man,' Dead at 92

Edward O. Wilson, Harvard Biologist Known as ‘Ant Man,' Dead at 92

Edward O. Wilson, biologist known as 'ant man,' dead at 92

Edward O. Wilson, biologist known as 'ant man,' dead at 92

Biologist E.O. Wilson on Revering Life | BillMoyers.com

Biologist E.O. Wilson on Revering Life | BillMoyers.com

In the early 1980s, a Harvard University biologist named Edward O. Wilson proposed a theory called biophilia: that humans are instinctively drawn towards their natural surroundings. Many 21st century parents, however, would question this theory, as they watch their kids express a clear preference for sitting on a couch in front of a screen over playing outside. The national panic about kids spending too much time indoors has become so extreme that the crisis has a name: Nature deficit disorder.

In the early 1980s, a Harvard University biologist named Edward O. Wilson proposed a theory called biophilia: that humans are instinctively drawn towards their natural surroundings. Many 21st century parents, however, would question this theory, as they watch their kids express a clear preference for sitting on a couch in front of a screen over playing outside. The national panic about kids spending too much time indoors has become so extreme that the crisis has a name: Nature deficit disorder.

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Former Harvard biology professor E.O. Wilson is one of the world’s most respected and revered conservationists alive today. Read more: http://cvlbe.at/2cAtCE0 | Honolulu Civil Beat

Former Harvard biology professor E.O. Wilson is one of the world’s most respected and revered conservationists alive today. Read more: http://cvlbe.at/2cAtCE0 | Honolulu Civil Beat

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Why I Do Science: Edward O. Wilson | KQED

The biologist E. O. Wilson referred to consilience as "the int... | Filo

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The Diversity of Life by Edward O. Wilson | Summary

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Edward O. Wilson Explores the Potential of Ultimate Biology

E.O. Wilson – of Ants and Men

Advice to a young scientist

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E.O. Wilson on the Century of Biology

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The Last Word: E.O. Wilson

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Happy 92nd Birthday to Edward O. “E.O.” Wilson, world-renowned biologist and ant expert, Pulitzer Prize-winning author, inspiration for the E.O. Wilson Laboratory and author of a "Window on Eternity: A Biologist's Walk Through Gorongosa National Park." (Sound up!) Video - Grianne Keegan Byrne E. O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation Half Earth | Gorongosa National Park

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E. O. Wilson: Preserving Biodiversity Is an Ethical Imperative

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Berkeley Talks: Biologist E.O. Wilson on how to save the natural world - Berkeley News

E.O. Wilson’s lifelong passion for ants helped him teach humans about how to live sustainably with nature

E.O. Wilson: There's So Much More to Nature Than What Humans Know

E. O. Wilson: The Champion Of Biodiversity

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Jonny Thomson on Instagram: "The biologist Edward Wilson argued that the trouble with humans is that we have Paleolithic emotions, with medieval institutions, and godlike technology. And in this week’s Mini Philosophy newsletter, Toby Ord argues that the problem isn’t theoretical, it’s existential. In his book Precipice, Ord argues that we’ve reached a turning point. For 300,000 years, we were powerless, yet safe. Yes, nature would kill us off, and we would kill each other, over and over again,

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EO Wilson: Biodiversity

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This legendary 92-year-old biologist has some advice for saving Earth

How to save life on Earth, according to E.O. Wilson

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