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I look at the way life used to be and the way it is now and am amazed by the journey.
If we modify our lifestyles to not run counter to our biology, we might improve our health and quality of life.
With the advent of agriculture and subsequent industrialization millennia later, humans have too effectively altered their envi... Read More
His insistence that human evolution did not cease with the invention of culture is not controversial amongst evolutionary biolo... Read More
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If my layman's opinion matters to you, then i definitely would recommend it.
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A good and easy read that gives you an insight on your body and health - I very much enjoyed reading this book and it has chang... Read More
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Setting out the causes and conditions.
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Rich in detail about how we, as a species, evolved and adapted, and why that adaptation is not suited to our current environment.
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Places so many issues in context.
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Got this book for an anthropology class.
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We cannot return to a life of hunting and gathering; there are simply too many of us now.
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If human evolution is completely foreign to you and you're not already fascinated by the subject, this may not be the book to win you over; nicholas wade's more conversational and less technical writings may be a better introduction.
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The last half deals with how these traits are at loggerheads with today's environment.
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I bought this book for an anthropology class.
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