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-==== All in one ====
+===== All in one =====
 Many other scientists and scholars ask what it means to be human besides anthropology, and they often start from a **universal** definition of humanity.
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 How important should these universal facts be? Is there one universal definition of the human person that should matter a lot when we seek to understand people’s lives?
-==== What’s in it for me? ====
+===== What’s in it for me? =====
-Consider the field of economics. Economics is the study of more than just the economy; economists would say that study people’s behavior, and specifically the choices people make.
+Consider the field of economics. Economics is the study of more than just the economy; economists would say that they study people’s behavior, and specifically the choices people make.
 Economics assumes that each person is a rational thinker. This is a universal definition of the human person. Specifically
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   * He wanted to analyze society as an objective fact
-  * Society is a collective consciousness, like the [[https:%%//%%en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borg_%28Star_Trek%29#Borg_Collective|Borg]], from //Star Trek// (yes).
+  * Society is a collective consciousness, like the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borg_%28Star_Trek%29#Borg_Collective|Borg]], from //Star Trek// (yes).
 **[[:Marcel Mauss]]** was a nephew and student of Durkheim