This View of Life
Magazine

Things that look as though they took ages to design and create just happen.

Humans are creating totally new environments compared to what animals have seen in evolutionary history.

We are not biologically identical to our Paleolithic predecessors, nor do we have access to the foods they ate.

The relationship between risky environments and life history.

When unbridled competition is clearly inefficient and how more competition is not always a good thing.I explains how private contracts and limited competition have been treated as presumptively illegal under the anti-trust laws which implicitly rest on the premise that more competition is always a good thing. Yet in many cases, unbridled competition is clearly inefficient.

A new dinosaur find is shedding light on the history of bone-headed dinosaurs, while at the same time reminding scientists of the shortcomings of the fossil record.

Even the best of us are horrible at predicting the future.

What will we look like 100,000 years from now?

Is built into our species?

How evolution experienced a case of arrested development in relation to human affairs.I explain how evolutionary thought has developed more or less continuously in the life sciences since Darwin, but experienced a case of arrested development in relation to human affairs. A renewed effort to rethink the human-related academic disciplines began in the late 20th century, comprising a second wave of evolutionary thought.