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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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Humans: Smart Enough to Create Processed Foods, Daft Enough to Eat Them
We’ve long suspected that natural foods are better for health, but there are now clues that living foods might play a crucial part in our evolutionary history.
Do We Sleep Better Than Our Ancestors? How Natural Selection and Modern Life Have Shaped Human Sleep
Evolving Prosocial Cities, with Jonathan Rose
Theory and Practice of Environmental Property, with Michael Cox
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To Infinity and Beyond
In our appreciation of life, our human constructed world, and art, let us celebrate not just infinite potential but the full evolutionary process.
Ecological Economics through the Lens of a New Paradigm, with Robert Costanza
Assessing the Complexity/Evolution Paradigm, with Eric Beihocker
Join us for a discussion with the leading expert on an economic paradigm based on complex systems science and evolutionary science.
The Future of the Ancestral Health Movement
Is Cancer a Disease of Civilization?
The Darwinian Causes of Mental Illness
The Formations of a Spiritual Society
Egalitarianism was the chosen mold for society throughout most of our evolutionary history because it maintains both the individual and social levels better than the alternatives.
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.