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| | Cognitive and Social Progress |
 | | to study the relations between the on-going "cognitive revolution", as exemplified by the worldwide increase in education levels and intelligence of the population, and other measures of social progress, such as increases in health, life-expectancy, wealth, quality of life, peace, life-satisfaction, happiness, etc. |
 | | In spite of the fact that QOL is intrinsically subjective and that every measurement method has flaws, the results of such measurements appear unexpectedly reliable, in the sense that they allow the prediction of objective properties of the subject or the society. |
 | | This would promote a planned progress, which is much more efficient than the blind variation which normally provides the substrate for natural selection; 3) positive feedback or synergy, where progress in one domain (e.g. |
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