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The Evolution of Aggression in Humans
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00:00 - 05:17 (05:16)

This podcast episode explores the evolutionary history of human aggression, how humans selectively bred themselves to become less aggressive, and how violence has informed the evolution of morality and our sense of right and wrong.

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Anthropologist and Primatologist, Richard Wrangham, explains how humans selectively bred ourselves to become less aggressive and how our capacity for violence informed the evolution of morality and our sense of right and wrong.
00:00 - 01:37 (01:37)
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Anthropologist and Primatologist, Richard Wrangham, explains how humans selectively bred ourselves to become less aggressive and how our capacity for violence informed the evolution of morality and our sense of right and wrong.

Chapter
The Evolution of Aggression in Humans
Episode
#594 - Dr Richard Wrangham - The Incredible Evolution Of Human Violence
Podcast
Modern Wisdom
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01:37 - 05:17 (03:39)
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Two advertisements: one for Athletic Greens offering a free year's supply of vitamin D and 10 travel packs, and another for House of Macadamias offering 20% off along with a year's supply of vitamin D and 10 free meals a day travel packs.

Chapter
The Evolution of Aggression in Humans
Episode
#594 - Dr Richard Wrangham - The Incredible Evolution Of Human Violence
Podcast
Modern Wisdom