Is humanity so violent, at least in part, because humans are a domesticated species? In this episode of Here’s one for Ya, Matt and James discuss the ideas put forward by Richard Wrangham in his book The Goodness Paradox.   Image Credit: "©Isabel Castaño. www.behance.net/saibel"

Is humanity so violent, at least in part, because humans are a domesticated species? In this episode of Here’s one for Ya, Matt and James discuss the ideas put forward by Richard Wrangham in his book The Goodness Paradox. Image Credit: "©Isabel Castaño. www.behance.net/saibel"

Is humanity so violent, at least in part, because humans are a domesticated species? In this episode of Here’s one for Ya, Matt and James discuss the ideas put forward by Richard Wrangham in his book The Goodness Paradox. &nbsp; Image Credit: "©Isabel Castaño. www.behance.net/saibel"

The Goodness Paradox

A podcast covering evolution, anthropology, psychology, philosophy, political science and more. James Robinson and Matt Craig leverage their academic backgrounds in economics and biology to analyze a host of interesting subjects. They tend to apply the theory of evolution to most topics.&nbsp;

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A podcast covering evolution, anthropology, psychology, philosophy, political science and more. James Robinson and Matt Craig leverage their academic backgrounds in economics and biology to analyze a host of interesting subjects. They tend to apply the theory of evolution to most topics. 

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