December Round-Up
Monthly recap
Latest
Sex Is a Team Sport
We explore the remarkable diversity of human family forms
Killdozer 2.0: What the Attack on a Top CEO Tells Us About the Turbulent Twenties
TrueCrime episode of our newsletter
Genes, Memes, and the Slow Death of Science
We compare genes and memes regarding their respective ecological niches. Is scientific progress under threat?
November Round-Up
Monthly recap
My Family and Other Monkeys
What do we have in common with our closest relatives?
Runaway brain‐culture coevolution
The tricksters' era has begun
What Is Wrong with America?
The Global Hegemon in the Turbulent Twenties
A Long Time Ago, When Headaches Were Less Common…
Discover the evolutionary journey of primate brain development. This article explores key theories and models, including the handicap principle, shedding light on the factors driving cognitive growth in humans and other primates.
October Round-Up
Monthly recap
Biology and History: How Our Physiology Shapes Civilizations
Presenting our new mid-term plans
Are Nobel Laureates Noble?
Science is not without borders
Beauty and the Ballots
Explore how political preferences shape not only voting patterns but even perceptions of physical attractiveness in Beauty and the Ballots.
Mortality Through the Ages
Small addendum to the previous post.