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Rob Kurzban "The Evolutionary Lense" The dangers of Ideolog and losing the freedom of speech.
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In this conversation, Ryan Anderson and Rob Kurzban delve into the intricacies of evolutionary psychology, exploring how evolutionary principles can inform our understanding of social behavior, ideology, and human relationships. They discuss the impact of social media on belief systems, the challenges faced by social sciences, and the complexities of human emotions and hypocrisy. The conversation also touches on the evolution of monogamy in the context of modern dating apps and the implications of technology on human relationships, ultimately questioning the nature of free will in light of these discussions. In this conversation, Rob Kurzban and Ryan Anderson explore the complex interplay between free will and determinism, the therapeutic potential of psychedelics, and the implications of drug policy on cognitive liberty. They discuss the challenges posed by regulatory frameworks, the evolution of psychological paradigms, and the current state of academic institutions. The conversation culminates in a reflection on the importance of truth in science and the potential dangers of cultural engineering loss of freedom of speech.
Robert Kurzban is a published author and freelance writer with a passion for working with nonprofits.
Acclaimed for his ability to adapt age old ideas for the modern era, Kurzban is known for delving into theories behind morality, personal belief systems and even politics. His work, which includes everything from journal contributions and articles to full-length texts, has earned Kurzban over 14,000 citations in Google Scholar. In recent years, the eloquent published author has used his talent for the benefit of the non-profit sector as a grant writer and Director or Development with Garces Foundation.
Robert Kurzban uses scientific ideas to investigate social life. More specifically, he looks at the strategic function of morality—why people are moral or virtuous, and the reasons we judge the acts of others as right or wrong. He also studies why we want to punish those who commit wrongful acts. (Note: Robert has recently started a freelance writing business. You can now learn more about it at the new website for RE Writers.)
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Evolutionary Psychology
02:54 The Paradigms of Evolutionary Thought
06:02 The Role of Righteousness and Ideology
08:56 The Impact of Social Media on Beliefs
11:57 The Challenges of Social Sciences
15:11 Exploring Hypocrisy in Human Behavior
17:58 The Evolution of Human Emotions
21:06 Technology and Human Relationships
23:59 The Future of Monogamy and Relationships
27:02 The Complexities of Free Will
38:26 The Determinism of Free Will
40:25 Psychedelics and Their Impact on Healing
44:37 The Drug War and Cognitive Liberty
46:54 Regulatory Challenges in Drug Use
52:28 Paradigm Shifts in Psychology
57:18 The State of Academic Institutions
01:03:21 Cultural Engineering and the Future of Education
01:08:44 The Importance of Truth in Science
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Intro and exit music used: Strange the dreamer by Savfk - www.youtube.com/@savfkmusic
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