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Survival of the Friendliest Webinar with Brian Hare & Vanessa Woods
Webinar with authors Brian Hare & Vanessa Woods where they will discuss their book, Survival of the Friendliest: Understanding Our Origins and Rediscovering Our Common Humanity.
Since Charles Darwin wrote about “evolutionary fitness,” the idea of fitness has been confused with physical strength, tactical brilliance, and aggression. In fact, what made us evolutionarily fit was a remarkable kind of friendliness, a virtuosic ability to coordinate and communicate with others that allowed us to achieve all the cultural and technical marvels in human history. Advancing what they call the “self-domestication theory,” Brian Hare, professor in the department of evolutionary anthropology and the Ce...
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David Sloan Wilson and the Dalai Lama
Просмотров 1 тыс.4 года назад
David Sloan Wilson, President of the Evolution Institute, had the honor of speaking with the Dalai Lama about “Compassion, Interconnection, and Transformation". To learn more about how the Evolution Institute turns these ideas into action, visit evolution-institute.org
David Sloan Wilson Interviews Holly Dunsworth on the Ethics of Teaching Evolution
Просмотров 1 тыс.5 лет назад
In a world that is being ripped apart by polarized views and fake news, scientific discourse might be the last bastion of constructive disagreement based on respect for objective knowledge. But even this is being tested, as the response to Holly Dunsworth's recent TVOL article titled "It is Unethical to Teach Evolution Without Confronting Racism and Sexism" attests. Some praise her ethical sens...
Webinar: "Homo Ridiculousus: Why we need evolutionary science in buisness" Lori Wiser
Просмотров 1456 лет назад
Webinar: "Homo Ridiculousus: Why we need evolutionary science in buisness" Lori Wiser
Webinar: "Evolving more adaptive, resilient, regenerative companies" Tamsin Woolley-Barker
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Webinar: "Evolving more adaptive, resilient, regenerative companies" Tamsin Woolley-Barker
This View of Business Webinar: "Optomize the human to develop the leader" with Gareth Craze
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This View of Business Webinar: "Optomize the human to develop the leader" with Gareth Craze
This View of Innovation Webinar: Adam Hansen
Просмотров 276 лет назад
The first in our webinar series featuring TVOL Business Action Group member Adam Hansen.
Unspeakable, Forbidden, Taboo: Teaching Evolution in the South with Dr. Amanda Glaze
Просмотров 1296 лет назад
Join Dr. Glaze as she discusses her research on teaching and learning evolution in the South and hear the insightful stories she has collected along the way.
Learning from Evolution About Childhood & Education: A Conversation With Peter Gray
Просмотров 2426 лет назад
Dr. Peter Gray discusses evolutionary perspectives on childhood development and education.
Women After All: Sex, Evolution, and the End of Male Supremacy with Melvin Konner & Mayree Clark
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A lively overview of the recently published book "Women After All: Sex, Evolution, and the End of Male Supremacy" by acclaimed author Mel Konner in discussion with Mayree Clark, a successful financial leader and veteran of Wall Street.
This View of Leadership: A Conversation With Mark van Vugt
Просмотров 7236 лет назад
This webinar features Mark van Vugt, author of "Naturally Selected: The Evolutionary Science of Leadership". Mark is joined by Max Beilby, author of the Darwinian Business blog, and David Sloan Wilson, This View of Life Editor in Chief and President of the Evolution Institute.
This View of History: A Conversation With Peter Turchin
Просмотров 24 тыс.6 лет назад
This webinar features evolutionary anthropologist and author Peter Turchin discussing his new book “Ultrasociety: How 10,000 Years of War Made Humans the Greatest Cooperators on Earth”.
Evolution & Education: The Good Behavior Game and the Challenge of Spreading Best Practices
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Dennis Embry of Paxis Institute discusses the Good Behavior Game, its benefits, and its implications on education policy. Learn how GBG illustrates important evolutionary principles and the challenges of spreading best practices.
"Competitive Advantage of Collaboration" David Sloan Wilson at 2018 Business for Peace Foundation
Просмотров 4996 лет назад
Evolution Institute President David Sloan Wilson delivered this seminar on May 16 at the 2018 summit of the Business for Peace Foundation in Oslo, Norway. The foundation has created the equivalent of a Nobel Prize for business leaders, who are chosen by a committee of Nobel Peace and Economics Prize laureates for exemplifying the concept of being "businessworthy". Wilson's seminar was one of th...
What does evolutionary science tell us about how to engage young minds?
Просмотров 1898 лет назад
The Evolution Institute's Education Online Webinar "What does Evolutionary Science tell us about how to engage young minds?" Presented by Gabrielle F. Principe, Ph.D. Chair and Professor of Psychology, College of Charleston

Комментарии

  • @KevinKindSongs
    @KevinKindSongs 6 месяцев назад

    Does the guest ever get a chance to talk?

  • @greentombdive
    @greentombdive Год назад

    Acoustics: you sound as if you’re speaking from inside a packet of Polos …

  • @adrianwhyatt1425
    @adrianwhyatt1425 Год назад

    Attempting to create a mathematicised science of historical prediction of the rise and fall of civilizations as Turchin has done is useful, transferring his studies of insect population demographics to human populations, and coming up with a 200 or so average lifespan for the rise and fall of empires, similar to Ibn Khaldoun's rise and fall of empires created by the conquests of invading desert Bedouin and Berber tribes he observed in North Africa, writing in the 15th century. Writing in his "The Fall of the West" in 1918, Spengler said the West would revert to its previous civilization, pre-1054 Orthodox Christianity, by 1100, as quoted in Archimandrite Justin Popovich 's the Orthodox Church and Ecumenism. This builds on top of these mathematical models, it doesn't contradict it. God, Jesus Christ, who is a True Orthodox Christian in contemporary terms, is sovereign, and speaks through prophecies which refine and override this pattern in places. God gave us free will, but he is all-seeing and all-knowing as well and so knows the choices we will make therefore. People tend to be very shallow, and are often conned into acting against their own best interests. Just to give you an example, British expats who voted for Brexit in Spain. See my comments on RUclips on this: They were turkeys who voted for an early Christmas: Bregreters in Spain, wishing they'd voted Remain not Leave. Obviously failed to read part 13 of the Anonymous Prophecy of Mount Athos of 1053 "England for the Saxons only" and St. Arsenios of Moscow and Mount Athos's 1910 Prophecy which includes "Britain will lose her Empire and all her colonies and come to almost complete ruin but be saved by praying enthroned women". ruclips.net/video/ys1eUHPxykM/видео.html&feature=share

  • @chemanfu
    @chemanfu Год назад

    asimov's psycho history

  • @VinayKumar-ze2ww
    @VinayKumar-ze2ww Год назад

    Shit

  • @sandeepvk
    @sandeepvk Год назад

    Professor Peter was prescient about the Ukraine / Russia conflict when he predicted it in his book. Unlike Steven Pinker's violence reduction theory peter reminds us of the tenuous nature of peace existing between societies, least we forget that humans are a violent species by nature.

  • @ivancazzamali4508
    @ivancazzamali4508 Год назад

    one of the smartest people in the world, presenting one of the most interesting topic, chooses Comic Sans as the font for his presentation hehehe jokes aside, super interesting video, thanks for uploading!

  • @leaderofthebunch-deadbeat7716
    @leaderofthebunch-deadbeat7716 2 года назад

    One of the greatest minds of our time, but it's a shame that society won't realise it until it's to late

  • @dogetaxes8893
    @dogetaxes8893 2 года назад

    So a good analogy is like the Taoist Ying and Yang of balancing order and chaos. You need a centralised power to get stuff done, bring together resources and armies to keep the society functioning and protected. But these power structures have a tendency to become despotic which become inefficient, dumb and hated, essentially falling apart from within or getting conquered. It’s about finding the balance.

  • @tc7500
    @tc7500 2 года назад

    How about the despotic societies masquerading as democracy such as the new USA anti free speech, constantly lying media etc. How do we have such an elite of oligarchs?

  • @michaels4255
    @michaels4255 3 года назад

    "Despotic societies are fragile" -- Aristotle observed the same thing, noting that tyrannical states were the shortest lived of the various types of polities.

  • @michaels4255
    @michaels4255 3 года назад

    Ultrasociality: it holds together not so much unrelated individuals as *distantly* related individuals, but the less distantly related, the more cohesive. "cooperation is fragile" - yes, it is, and one of the strongest supports for cooperation among persons who are only distantly related is frequent shared rituals. Originally these were the rituals of a common faith, but since the Enlightenment, secular or multi-faith countries have attempted with a significant degree of success to substitute patriotic rituals for religious ones, although these seem to be most effective when they can take on an aura of "civil religion." However, there has been a trend among western countries, especially since the 1960s, to observe even these weak rituals less and less. Perhaps it is the transatlantic elites' obsession with the globalist dream, or perhaps they have developed a cross-cultural class identity that they prioritize over their national identities, but whatever the reason, they no longer prioritize a strong national identity, and instead promote a celebration of "diversity" or "multiculturalism" within their own countries which is the domestic counterpart of an economic globalism founded on the linchpins of free trade and free capital movement. The consequence is that national identities become more and more adulterated, the risk of political instability rises, and increasingly countries are held together primarily by fear of the national state's armed forces and surveillance capabilities, although as we say when the Communist governments of eastern Europe collapsed, that is not always enough.

  • @andrewcriscione
    @andrewcriscione 3 года назад

    I would challenge the claim that empires are not familial relations: There is always a ruling tribe at the center of empire. And arguably nation state elite also have these.

  • @jasonemryss
    @jasonemryss 3 года назад

    $150 billion is a lot of money to waste on idiots that want to go to space while there are still so many problems here on earth....

    • @joshkarpatkin2642
      @joshkarpatkin2642 2 года назад

      $150 billion is less than the net worth of ONE individual. The problem is the greed of the global 0.1%, not spending on space exploration. Don't fall into their narrative.

    • @dogetaxes8893
      @dogetaxes8893 2 года назад

      You forgot that a lot of technological revolutions came out of NASA and the Cold War. It’s hard to put a price tag on these inventions and the progress these made. It’s often easy to point at things such and wars and indirect forms such as the Cold War space race and think they’re stupid. But a lot inventions and technological innovations come from war. For example penicillin, computer and radar all came from WW2.

    • @didforlove
      @didforlove Год назад

      @@dogetaxes8893 also meth

  • @AngelJardine777
    @AngelJardine777 3 года назад

    I became a girl

  • @nucolston
    @nucolston 3 года назад

    It has become increasingly more apparent that the "world changing" event (i.e. Arab Spring) are manufactured, and NOT organic or a true populist movement. People (and societies) are being manipulated into believing, thinking, feeling a narrative that is synthetic.

  • @grahamjoss4643
    @grahamjoss4643 4 года назад

    DSW keep questioning people !

  • @debralegorreta1375
    @debralegorreta1375 4 года назад

    Wonderful webinar. Explains so much Thank You!

  • @debralegorreta1375
    @debralegorreta1375 4 года назад

    Article in Futurism brought me here. futurism.com/the-byte/2010-scientific-paper-predicted-2020-shitshow

  • @thomasd2444
    @thomasd2444 5 лет назад

    0:13:56 - Despotism versus Pro-sociality : Cultural Multi-level Selection View 0:14:15 - 0:15:05 - How Can We Test Such Theories ? 0:15:59 - Suggest one model 0:17:20 - 0:17:35 - Cultural Multilevel Selection

  • @thomasd2444
    @thomasd2444 5 лет назад

    0:00:00 - 0:01:07 - 0:01:27 - Cleo 0:01:35 - 0:01:49 - Humans cooperate in large groups 0:02:09 - Space Station Colony 0:02:30 - Cost estimate : $150 BIL & 3 MILLION PEOPLE-WORK-YEARS 0:03:13 - Cooperation : Very recent development in human history 0:03:47 - 100 years ago Empire State BLDG 0:04:15 - 1st known large-scale human construction : only 11,000 years ago 0:04:57 - A Social Scale 0:06:00 - 0:06:20 - Leaf-cutter ant species 0:07:07 - Humans Recent in the cooperation race & Champions 0:07:18 - THE PUZZLE OF ULTRASOCIALITY 0:08:15 - Key Glue that hols large society together 0:08:35 - 0:08:50 - How is Ultrasociety Glue remain stronger than FREE--RIDING Glue--Remover? 0:08:58 - Answer that & win a Kewpie doll - - - I aim to understand & win Kewpie doll 0:09:13 - THREE THEMES : 1st , Biological , 2nd Mathematical data , 3rd , Historical data 0:09:57 - Glue types Agriculture or Social Matrix or Warfare ___________ Agri-stick or Snooty-glue or Bloody-grip 0:10:20 - Cultural MULTI LEVEL SELECTION

  • @jeremymenning56
    @jeremymenning56 6 лет назад

    I would like to get Professor Turchin's opinions regarding the mouse utopia experiments and if he feels there are any correlations between those behavioral findings and our current cultural state.

    • @Dangur2
      @Dangur2 3 года назад

      Mouse experiments had such an enormous population density... It was inevitable, that all mice would end in a complete and uncontrolled stress and all the psychosomatic problems connected with it. If the experiment area was unlimited, it would be completely different, although the first and the later centers of density would collapse from time to time, because at a certain point the expansion would become slower, than the bith rate...

    • @gmw3083
      @gmw3083 Год назад

      @@Dangur2 the mouse experiment is happening in the human population now. Capacity limits have been reached. Resource wores have begun. Ukraine/Europe is ground zero.

  • @parkerburchett4903
    @parkerburchett4903 6 лет назад

    You folks are doing great work. It good to have an evolutionarily based model that can act as a counterweight to the traditional Rational Actor Theory in economics. Keep it up!