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On Mercier and Sperber’s account, reasoning is a skill that is designed primarily for\nengaging argumentatively with others, rather than for private reflection. A closely related claim that they do not commit to is that reasoning might be ‘culturally transmitted’: learned from others, and even improved over generations. I argue here that there are good grounds to suppose that our reasoning skills are indeed transmitted in this way, at least in part.
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