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BrainCandy No. 90: Human beings are chronically conflicted animals
Human beings are chronically conflicted animals. A few months ago I read a
long newsletter by the psychologist Rob Henderson that touched me deeply. Anthropology is not normally my
hobby. But the parallels to today's political discussions motivated me to share
the main points with the tribe of BrainCandy listeners. It explains why
Homo Sapiens has lived most of the time in an egalitarian and monogamous way.
And what the art of communication and killing has to do with it. And it
provides the background for the current political discussion, which promises a
seemingly egalitarian world view.
Have fun on a quick but exciting journey through time
Show notes: https://en.ka-brandresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/BrainCandy-90_Man_is_a_chronically_ambivalent_animal.pdf
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By Ralph Uwe OhnemusHuman beings are chronically conflicted animals. A few months ago I read a
long newsletter by the psychologist Rob Henderson that touched me deeply. Anthropology is not normally my
hobby. But the parallels to today's political discussions motivated me to share
the main points with the tribe of BrainCandy listeners. It explains why
Homo Sapiens has lived most of the time in an egalitarian and monogamous way.
And what the art of communication and killing has to do with it. And it
provides the background for the current political discussion, which promises a
seemingly egalitarian world view.
Have fun on a quick but exciting journey through time
Show notes: https://en.ka-brandresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/BrainCandy-90_Man_is_a_chronically_ambivalent_animal.pdf