I highly recommend this live podcast with evolutionary anthropologist Vivek Venkataraman titled "Democracy's Deep Roots: From Hunter-Gatherers to Modern Society: https://t.co/LfIeMxp76Y. @ProSocialWorld@HumBehEvoSoc@EvonomicsMag@JonHaidt
Well, the cat is out of the bag. I'm running for mayor. Seattle residents can help me qualify for Democracy Vouchers (and anyone can donate) at WilsonForSeattle [dot] com. More press below. https://t.co/wOlbGzRnnj
Here's an interesting free online seminar applying evolutionary ideas to economics and business:
From Friedman to Darwin. Featuring @David_S_Wilson and @RajSisodiaCC
Register here:
https://t.co/k8PIasQCU9
I highly recommend this free online seminar on evolutionary mismatch--an essential concept for all forms of evolution (genetic, epigenetic, cultural personal): https://t.co/bsHBsGym3a. @ProSocialWorld
I'm honored to have a conversation with NPR's Steve Paulson (To the Best of Our Knowledge) in NYC on Nov 14, recorded in front of a small audience for later airing on his show. Register soon to be part of the audience! https://t.co/U0Hc0LwQx1. @ProSocialWorld@JonHaidt
For those who appreciate the importance of storytelling in cultural change efforts, I highly recommend this ProSocial World seminar on Friday, 6PM Eastern US.https://t.co/nzbVXKqPGX. @ProSocialWorld
Nearly every positive change effort is an attempt at conscious cultural evolution. This article is explicitly framed in these terms with two outstanding case studies at the scale of whole institutions: https://t.co/3BUd6lb4Ni. @ProSocialWorld@RajSisodiaCC@EricBeinhocker
Want to become involved in prosocial research and action? I highly recommend this Becoming Prosocial course, with an info meeting tonight! @ProSocialWorld https://t.co/dlDA3moMwr
Our new piece in Psychological Review is out: A collaboration with my former post-docs, Ivan Groupin (LSE, dev psych) and @Helen_E_Davis (ASU, anthro) https://t.co/G6l9vzv0P9 @StevenHeine4@ThomasTalhelm@slingerland20
I highly recommend this Friday's @ProSocialWorld seminar, which illustrates the distinctive contribution of contextual behavioral science for a topic such as climate change: https://t.co/9FvEBlb87F. @hayes@myACBS @awakeninglands @cognitivepolicy@tmwaring
Interested in getting involved in the study and practice of the Arts from an evolutionary perspective? Email [email protected] to explore possibilities!
I'm proud to announce a new series of essays on @tvolmag titled "Which Way, Evolution and the Arts?". Here is the introduction to the series: https://t.co/qpktLvyLdY. A new essay will be published weekly. @ProSocialWorld@CulturalEvolSoc@HumBehEvoSoc