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Intentional transmission of knowledge optimises cumulative cultural evolution
Human evolutionary success has been attributed to the capacity to accumulate knowledge and skills over generations, via cultural transmission. But explanations for the distinctiveness of human culture remain heavily debated. Accounts appealing to human cognitive sophistication must explain users’ li
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