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The evolution of bipedality and the development of tools in early humans
13:56 - 18:12 (04:15)
The ability to envision unfelt needs was crucial for early humans to develop bipedality and create tools, such as crude spears or clubs, to carry with them for protection and survival.
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In this episode, the guest discusses the evolution of bipedality in humans and other primates, exploring theories that range from food acquisition to weapons carrying.
13:56 - 16:44 (02:47)
Evolution
Summary
In this episode, the guest discusses the evolution of bipedality in humans and other primates, exploring theories that range from food acquisition to weapons carrying.
ChapterThe evolution of bipedality and the development of tools in early humans
Episode#041 - William Von Hippel - The Social Leap; How We Evolved From Tree Swinging to Human Being
PodcastModern Wisdom
The evolution of the brain in humans has resulted in a larger brain size over millions of years.
16:44 - 18:12 (01:28)
Brain Evolution
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The evolution of the brain in humans has resulted in a larger brain size over millions of years. Our closest relative, Australopithecus, had a smaller brain size but still developed the ability to move around in the savannah to find food.