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This guided learning journey will introduce the basics of the ProSocial method as an applied change process and welcome participants into our growing global ProSocial Commons community.
This course provides weekly peer-group meetings to discuss, explore and deepen the work. Participants will be supported in identifying and working on their particular collaborative needs and goals.
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Public Health and Evolutionary Mismatch: The Tragedy of Unnecessary Suffering and Death
The current anti-vaccination movement is a result, in part, of the innate cognitive biases inherent in our nervous systems that evolved to deal with problems in a very different premodern world.
The Darwinian Causes of Mental Illness
The Indigenous Notions of Kincentricity and Reciprocity: The Keys To Sustainability and Climate Change
(Mis-) Communication in Medicine: A Preventive Way for Doctors to Preserve Effective Communication in Technologically-Evolved Healthcare Environments
The Future of the Ancestral Health Movement
In the scarce environment of our ancestral past, having a preference for highly sweet and fatty foods had real survival and reproductive advantages.
Is Cancer a Disease of Civilization?
Our cancer suppression mechanisms evolved for a world that is not the world we live in today.
The Relevance of Thorstein Velblen and His Era for Rethinking Economics in the Present, with Charles Camic
Join our discussion on the emergence of economics as a profession and the divide between marginalist and evolutionary thinking that is still very much with us today.
The Road So Far…the Road Ahead: Evolution and the Arts
Conscious Multilevel Cultural Evolution: Theory, Practice, and Two Case Studies
Updating Darwin and Tocqueville on Self Interest, Rightly Understood, with Robert Putnam
Generating Testable Hypotheses of Evolutionary Mismatch
Models of ancestral environments are hard to construct and as a result such hypotheses are plagued with speculation. Where can we draw the evidence from?
Artistic Expression’s Evolutionary Salience
It is important to reframe the arts (even redefine them) as necessary for human survival.