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This View of Life is an interdisciplinary academic journal dedicated to exploring the application of evolutionary science across all aspects of human life.

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Tribal Social Instincts, Gene-culture Co-evolution, And Business

Organizational management is about shaping the norms and institutions of quasi-tribal groups so that they work better. Pete Richerson argues that much of what organizational management amounts to is trying to shape the norms and institutions of quasi-tribal groups so that they work better.

Business
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Big Pharma and the Death of Americans

As long as harmful practices result in profits to corporations and income to corporate leaders, harmful practices will continue.

Business
Health
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The Evolution of Hyperbolic Discounting: Implications for Truly Social Valuation of the Future

The question of discounting not only moves quickly from economics to ethics, it also leads to the search for the “deep structures” of human society and human reasoning.

Economy
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Evolution As A General Theoretical Framework For Economics And Public Policy

The evolutionary paradigm should be consulted by people across the political spectrum.

Economy
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Part 1: Not Just a Just-so Story

“We may be through with the past, but the past ain’t through with us.”There are many criticisms of the evolutionary view of human nature, and most of these have been the subject of ongoing debate and commentary. In this series of posts, of which this is the first installment, I will address one of the most pervasive objections, particularly among secular humanists and even some scientists: the notion that we’re telling “just-so stories” about human nature.

Arts
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Human Ancestor Was A Tree Climber

The famed australopithecine “Lucy” might have run into more than just her own species when she roamed Eastern Africa 3.2 million years ago.

Paleontology
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Evolving My View on Mental Immunity

After initially accepting the metaphor of mental immunity as a useful gift from a cherished friend, my more deeply ingrained worldview now appears to be casting doubts upon it.

Psychology
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ACT & the Core Design Principles

ProSocial
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The Evolution Of Self-Organization In A Small, Complex, Economy

The decision making rules of fisherman.

Economy
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Misconception & Menopause, Media & Public Reception, And The Larry King Effect

Scientists respond to the media buzz about their research that went viral.While scientists increasingly have become interested in publicizing science and publishing popular books, media have played important roles in translating science from the field or laboratory to the public domain. Thus, scientists, media, and the public flanked by industry, business, and government define the consortium of producers, consumers, and sponsors of discovery.

Health
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Solid Evidence for ProSocial within Government Agency Settings: A Conversation with Robert Styles

ProSocial
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Volcanic Eruptions Timed Close to Mass Extinction

A study recently published in the journal <em>Science</em> puts a time period on the eruptions that is far more concrete than any estimate thus far.

Paleontology
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