Rules for Social Minds “Rules of a Society” which met once a week, for their improvement in useful knowledge and for the promoting of Truth and Christian Charity John Locke (1690) “The rules for a tasteful dinner party...” from Anthropology from a Pragmatic Point of View Immanuel Kant (1797) “How we worship” Santa Fe Friends Meeting (Quakers) (~2000) “The Futurist Manifesto” F. T. Marinetti (1909) “Civility” WP:CIVIL Wikipedia (2004--) “Rationalist taboo” RationalWiki (2007--) “Learning Through Conversation” from materials for the St. John’s College Summer Classics Seminars Stephen R. Van Luchene (2015) Santa Fe Institute Complex Systems Summer School 26 June 2017; Social Minds (I) Simon DeDeo / [email protected] / http://santafe.edu/~simon

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Rules for Social Minds“Rules of a Society”which met once a week, for their improvement in useful knowledge and for the promoting of Truthand Christian CharityJohn Locke (1690)

“The rules for a tasteful dinner party...”from Anthropology from a Pragmatic Point of ViewImmanuel Kant (1797)

“How we worship”Santa Fe Friends Meeting (Quakers)(~2000)

“The Futurist Manifesto”F. T. Marinetti(1909)

“Civility” WP:CIVILWikipedia(2004--)

“Rationalist taboo”RationalWiki(2007--)

“Learning Through Conversation”from materials for the St. John’s College Summer Classics SeminarsStephen R. Van Luchene(2015)

Santa Fe Institute Complex Systems Summer School26 June 2017; Social Minds (I) Simon DeDeo / [email protected] / http://santafe.edu/~simon