This View of Life
Magazine

A groundbreaking anthology bringing together leading evolutionary and non-evolutionary scholars.

Tiny primates form close bonds that may be foundation of human relationships.

When you have lost a democratic election to someone who fights against your sacred values, there is no consolation in the thought that you can barter over policy details in the legislature.

There is no lack of criticisms against our education system, but why would a psychologist advocate for a return to Pleistocene era principles?

Social competition and sexual selection have shaped human instincts for showing off our mental traits.Social competition and sexual selection have shaped human instincts for showing off our mental traits (e.g. intelligence. personality traits, moral virtues) to mates, rivals, friends, peers, and other groups. In modern capitalism, such trait-display instincts are channeled mostly into educational credentialism, workaholic careerism, and runaway consumerism, with often harmful effects on environments, societies, families, and fertility patterns.

The Last Glacial Maximum impacted ecosystems and drove many species to extinction.

We trust people based as much on how they look, how similar to us, than other factors, but our perception of looks can vary with social interaction.

A celebration of well-argued and thoroughly researched but completely incorrect evolutionary theory.

The implications that the empathy problem has for ethical behavior within firms.I address the implications that the empathy problem has for ethical behavior within firms, particularly engendering sufficient trust to facilitate the use of modern institutional mechanisms that, in turn, affect firm, industry, and social evolution.