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Enduring social groups must be strong along two dimensions, a concept that can be illustrated with an analysis of Engaged Buddhism.

Literature and other forms of fiction are integral when human communities scrutinize their mating regime and negotiate new practices, such as with the West’s three sexual revolutions of 1200, 1750, and 1968.

In our appreciation of life, our human constructed world, and art, let us celebrate not just infinite potential but the full evolutionary process.

Human sleep presents a paradox: we are the shortest sleeping primate, yet we have the largest brain. If sleep is for the brain, why do humans exhibit the least sleep?

Darwin’s thoughts on humor presaged our modern scientific understanding of its nature and its cultural manifestations

Indigenous cultures around the world have long held ecological wisdom rooted in their spiritual and cultural beliefs that scientists are only now coming to understand.

Where are we now and what are some unanswered questions that are avenues for future work ahead?

The acceptance of group selection has all the earmarks of a paradigm shift.