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The ProSocial World Paradigm: How Anthropology, Indigenous Wisdom, and the Evolved Nest Could Save Our Societies
We can cling to systems that fragment and isolate us, or we can embrace a ProSocial worldview that encourages connection, nurtures well-being, and aligns with our evolutionary nature.
Hunter-Gatherer Societies, Human Origins, and Modern Democracies: A Conversation with Vivek Venkataraman
Is Shame a Bug or a Feature? An Applied Evolutionary Approach
Cultivating Personal Adaptability
Curing Economics' Addiction to Unreal Theories: A Conversation with Nat Dyer
Economist David Ricardo became so mesmerized by his models that he gave them priority over the more complicated real world—just like the neoclassical economists of today.
The Pragmatics of Shared Purpose: Hidden Dynamics That Make or Break Group Success
The ProSocial Journey of shared purpose is part of a larger framework for building effective groups.
A Theory of Everything for Human Illness and Disease
By identifying the evolutionary roots of our modern afflictions we can address the underlying issues that perpetuate our collective suffering.
Performance Management through the Lens of a New Paradigm, with Jan Pfister.
Mismatch Between Our Biologically Evolved Educative Instincts and Culturally Evolved Schools
ProSocial Leadership: Consciously Evolving Trust and Collaboration Through Shared Power
The Five Streams of Inner Experience
Becoming ProSocial helps to improve the quality of your relationships through more prosocial conversations.
Evolutionary Mismatch and How To Evaluate It: A Basic Tutorial
Evolutionary mismatch is a state of disequilibrium whereby an organism that evolved in one environment develops a phenotype that is harmful to its fitness or well-being in another environment.