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Could we have evolved traits that are detrimental to our survival?
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5:58 AM
Let us assume that we collected data on the presence or absence of a trait (e.g., propensity toward risky behavior) in a population of indi...
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The bipolar disorder pendulum: Depression as a compensatory adaptation
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4:00 AM
As far as explaining natural phenomena, Darwin was one of the best theoretical researchers of all time. Yet, there were a few phenomena that...
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Certain mental disorders may have evolved as costs of attractive mental traits
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4:00 AM
I find costly traits fascinating, even though they pose a serious challenge to the notion that living as we evolved to live is a good thing ...
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The evolution of costly traits: Competing for women can be unhealthy for men
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7:47 AM
There are human traits that evolved in spite of being survival handicaps. These counterintuitive traits are often called costly traits, or Z...
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The evolution of costly traits: A challenge to a strict paleo diet orientation
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4:25 PM
The fundamental principle of the paleo diet movement is that we should model our diet on the diet of our ancestors. In other words, for opti...
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