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Books Brothers
booksbrothers
15 episodes
4 days ago
Every episode of Books Brothers is a super-in-depth, chapter-by-chapter review of a paradigm-shifting science or history book.
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Science
Arts,
Education,
Books
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Every episode of Books Brothers is a super-in-depth, chapter-by-chapter review of a paradigm-shifting science or history book.
Show more...
Science
Arts,
Education,
Books
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The Secret of Our Success - Episode 12
Books Brothers
1 hour 6 minutes
3 months ago
The Secret of Our Success - Episode 12
In this episode, we dive deep into Joseph Henrich's groundbreaking book "The Secret of Our Success: How Culture is Driving Human Evolution, Domesticating Our Species and Making Us Smarter." Discover why humans are the only species to dominate every continent with just ONE species (while ants needed 10,000+ species to do the same). We explore how cultural evolution became the primary driver of our genetic evolution, making us the ultimate "copycats" of the animal kingdom.   Key Topics Covered: Why toddlers crush chimps and orangutans at social learning How lost European explorers with 5 years of food died while locals thrived The shocking study comparing human children, chimps, and orangutans Why we evolved menopause (spoiler: it's about preserving cultural knowledge) How cooking food literally changed our biology The incredible story of persistence hunting and why we're the sweatiest species Why blue eyes evolved in the Baltic Sea region Cultural customs that save lives (even when people don't know why) How arrow-making requires 14 steps, 7 tools, and 6 materials   From cassava processing in the Amazon to elephant grandmas remembering 60-year-old water sources, this episode reveals how culture - not individual intelligence - made humans masters of Earth. Subscribe for more deep dives into the books that explain our world! 📚 Other Books in Our Series: Sapiens, Behave, The Righteous Mind, Guns Germs & Steel, The WEIRDest People in the World, and many more!
Books Brothers
Every episode of Books Brothers is a super-in-depth, chapter-by-chapter review of a paradigm-shifting science or history book.