J.K. Rowling returns human rights award amid criticism from organization

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As an aside, 'eusocial' is a very loaded term given its original meaning in biology. You may want to avoid using it.

I wasn't aware that it had any other meaning. (goes and looks) Merriam-Webster Online only gives the one meaning, as well.

For ease of reference from Merriam-Webster: living in a cooperative group in which usually one female and several males are reproductively active and the nonbreeding individuals care for the young or protect and provide for the group.


So, explain to me how you intend to select for reproductive activity?

Because this sounds remarkably fertile grounds for an eugenics campaign. Something which, when it comes to humans at least, has caused tremendous societal damage and killed millions.

One female and many males. What makes you think I get a choice? It's her body.