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Is Shame a Bug or a Feature? An Applied Evolutionary Approach
Shame seems to have two separate components. One, the corrective feedback for us by which to monitor social behavior. The other, the more troublesome one, is putting oneself down as an incompetent person.
Read ArticleWhat Bret Weinstein Gets Wrong About Group Selection
The world continues to wait for a conversation between Bret Weinstein and myself on the topic of group selection. It began with Weinstein’s conversation with Richard Dawkins, where he tried...
Read ArticleThe Physical Activity Mismatch: Can Evolutionary Perspectives Inform Exercise Recommendations?
It’s highly likely that some degree of mismatch exists between our modern environment and the physical activity levels we have evolved to perform.
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