Physiology

We May Be Born With An Urge to Help

The New York Times | Nicholas Wade | Posted 12.02.2009 | Living

Read More: Philanthropy, Selfless, Relationships, Charity, Selflessness, Biology, Physiology, Selfishness, The Giving Life, Tautological Egoism, Giving, Helping, Selfish, Impact, Living News

Biologists are forming a better view of humankind than the traditional opinions of it as warlike and selfish....

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Why We Vote For The Happiest Cavemen

Rick Foster | Posted 11.15.2008 | Politics

Read More: Voter Appeal, Cult of Personality, Physiology, Public Appearances, American Voting, Presidential Debates, Survival, Social Research, Happiest, Happiness, Attraction, Character Assassination, Happy People, Greg Hicks, Medical Anthropology, Africa, Prehistory, Debate Performances, Clan, American Political System, Leaders, Guilt by Association, Medical Research, Characteristics, Savannah, Political Backlash, Vote, American Voters, Good Leaders, Evolution, Candidate, Caves Lascaux, Truth, Politics News
Rick Foster

Our attraction to certain personal characteristics is integral to how we evolved as humans. How do we leap from prehistoric clan success to modern day presidential politics?

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