Chapter
The Science of Mate Choice
04:23 - 17:21 (12:58)
The competition and consensus among men and women for preferred traits in their mates creates a mating advantage for those who embody those traits, while those without them are left out, as explained by evolutionary psychologist, Dr. Geoffrey Miller.
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Learn about Thesis' personalized nootropic starter kit and InsideTracker's specific recommendations for lifestyle and nutrition factors that can impact long-term health, as well as the importance of quality blood tests to discover factors that impact immediate and long-term health.
ChapterThe Science of Mate Choice
EpisodeDr. David Buss: How Humans Select & Keep Romantic Partners in Short & Long Term
PodcastHuberman Lab
Psychologist joins the podcast to talk about the two causal processes that can lead to mating advantages: intrasexual competition and preferential mate choice.
09:18 - 13:20 (04:02)
Summary
Psychologist joins the podcast to talk about the two causal processes that can lead to mating advantages: intrasexual competition and preferential mate choice.
ChapterThe Science of Mate Choice
EpisodeDr. David Buss: How Humans Select & Keep Romantic Partners in Short & Long Term
PodcastHuberman Lab
The podcast explores universal desires in mate preferences shared by both men and women such as intelligence, kindness, mutual attraction, and love, along with differences between men and women's mating strategies in long and short term mating.
13:20 - 17:21 (04:01)
Summary
The podcast explores universal desires in mate preferences shared by both men and women such as intelligence, kindness, mutual attraction, and love, along with differences between men and women's mating strategies in long and short term mating.