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In this engaging episode of Perception Paradox, we welcome Dr. Tamás Dávid-Barrett, an evolutionary behavioral scientist from Oxford University, to explore how human behavior evolves in unique environments like Burning Man. With a research background spanning anthropology, psychology, and sociology, Tamás shares profound insights into how evolutionary forces shape modern social dynamics.
Together, we delve into how Burning Man serves as a live social experiment, offering a fascinating window into community, cooperation, and social exclusion. We also discuss the evolution of gender roles, the impact of social structures on human behavior, and the psychological effects of exclusion. Tamás’s multidisciplinary approach helps unravel how temporary societies challenge traditional norms and what that means for our future.
Key Highlights:
Join us for a science-driven exploration of how our behaviors, both ancient and modern, are influenced by our environment. And don’t miss Tamás’s book, Gendered Species: A Natural History of Patriarchy, for a more detailed look at these critical issues.
Connect with Tamas and learn more:
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tamasdb/
Book: https://www.genderedspecies.com/
🎙️ Hosted by Zivile Einikyte:
https://www.perceptionparadox.com
LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/zivileeinikyte/
🎵 Music by Luca Nioi:
http://www.lucanioi.com/
Chapters
00:00 The Impact of Technology on Human Connection
04:46 Experiencing Burning Man: A Personal Journey
07:45 The Role of Community in Reducing Hatred
10:45 Gifting and Community Dynamics at Burning Man
13:34 Patriarchy and Gender Dynamics in Society
16:26 The Evolution of Gender Roles and Societal Structures
18:35 The Future of Gender Equality and Societal Change
24:33 The Role of Patriarchy in Communities
27:10 How Did Patriarchy Become the Dominant Social Structure?
34:27 Gender Norms Exist Independent of the Patriarchal System
48:36 How does the Future Look?
In this engaging episode of Perception Paradox, we welcome Dr. Tamás Dávid-Barrett, an evolutionary behavioral scientist from Oxford University, to explore how human behavior evolves in unique environments like Burning Man. With a research background spanning anthropology, psychology, and sociology, Tamás shares profound insights into how evolutionary forces shape modern social dynamics.
Together, we delve into how Burning Man serves as a live social experiment, offering a fascinating window into community, cooperation, and social exclusion. We also discuss the evolution of gender roles, the impact of social structures on human behavior, and the psychological effects of exclusion. Tamás’s multidisciplinary approach helps unravel how temporary societies challenge traditional norms and what that means for our future.
Key Highlights:
Join us for a science-driven exploration of how our behaviors, both ancient and modern, are influenced by our environment. And don’t miss Tamás’s book, Gendered Species: A Natural History of Patriarchy, for a more detailed look at these critical issues.
Connect with Tamas and learn more:
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tamasdb/
Book: https://www.genderedspecies.com/
🎙️ Hosted by Zivile Einikyte:
https://www.perceptionparadox.com
LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/zivileeinikyte/
🎵 Music by Luca Nioi:
http://www.lucanioi.com/
Chapters
00:00 The Impact of Technology on Human Connection
04:46 Experiencing Burning Man: A Personal Journey
07:45 The Role of Community in Reducing Hatred
10:45 Gifting and Community Dynamics at Burning Man
13:34 Patriarchy and Gender Dynamics in Society
16:26 The Evolution of Gender Roles and Societal Structures
18:35 The Future of Gender Equality and Societal Change
24:33 The Role of Patriarchy in Communities
27:10 How Did Patriarchy Become the Dominant Social Structure?
34:27 Gender Norms Exist Independent of the Patriarchal System
48:36 How does the Future Look?