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Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University)

Mihai Covaser (University of British Columbia)

Tagen Marshall (Vancouver Island University)
https://ca.linkedin.com/in/tagen-marshall-330272205

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Is instinct a form of knowledge?

A discussion on instincts, experience, and knowledge an entry-level discussion on how human beings learn and make decisions.

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Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University)

Mihai Covaser (University of British Columbia)

Tagen Marshall (Vancouver Island University)
https://ca.linkedin.com/in/tagen-marshall-330272205