Harvard Thinks Big 2010 - Richard Wrangham - 'Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human'
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Harvard Thinks Big 2010 - Richard Wrangham - 'Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human'
12.4K viewsMar 21, 2010
VimeoHTB2
Catching fire: How Cooking Made Us Human with Richard Wrangham
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Catching fire: How Cooking Made Us Human with Richard Wrangham
4.9K viewsDec 26, 2019
YouTubeThe Innovation Show with Aidan McCullen
Humans: The Cooking Ape, a lecture by Richard Wrangham
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Humans: The Cooking Ape, a lecture by Richard Wrangham
41K viewsFeb 13, 2013
YouTubeThe Leakey Foundation
Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human
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Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human
72.6K viewsFeb 13, 2013
YouTubeThe Leakey Foundation
Humans: The Cooking Ape, Dr. Richard Wrangham
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Humans: The Cooking Ape, Dr. Richard Wrangham
6.6K viewsJul 9, 2014
YouTubeThe Leakey Foundation
CARTA: The Evolution of Human Nutrition -- Richard Wrangham: Fire Starch Meat and Honey
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CARTA: The Evolution of Human Nutrition -- Richard Wrangham: Fire Starch Meat and Honey
23.7K viewsMar 21, 2013
YouTubeUniversity of California Television (UCTV)
Meat and fire: Main reasons for evolution of modern humans | Richard Wrangham and Lex Fridman
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Meat and fire: Main reasons for evolution of modern humans | Richard Wrangham and Lex Fridman
83.4K viewsOct 12, 2021
YouTubeLex Clips
Richard Wrangham - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia
Apr 24, 2012
alchetron.com
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How Humans Domesticated Themselves | Richard Wrangham
217 views4 months ago
YouTubeScience of the Human Condition
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CARTA: Domestication and Human Evolution - Richard Wrangham: Did Homo sapiens Self-Domesticate?
31.5K viewsDec 9, 2014
YouTubeUniversity of California Television (UCTV)
1:20:19
The Incredible Evolution Of Aggression - Dr Richard Wrangham
37.2K viewsFeb 25, 2023
YouTubeChris Williamson
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Cooking Changed the Size of Our Brains | Richard Wrangham | Big Think
2.9K viewsApr 24, 2012
YouTubeBig Think
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Controlling Society Through Social Norms⁣ ⁣ With Dr. Richard Wrangham | Dr Jordan B Peterson
26K viewsMay 9, 2022
FacebookDr Jordan B Peterson
How execution changed the course of human evolution | Richard Wrangham | Tom Williams
193 views3 months ago
linkedin.com
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We may not be able to ditch the good-versus-evil framework inherent to our species, argues Richard Wrangham, but we should recognise that evil is a relative concept. When in conflict with one another, we tend to label violence from the opposing side as evil while justifying our own actions under the banner of morality. Tap the link to watch Wrangham’s argument in full, in a debate also featuring Maria Balaska, Slavoj Žižek and Rowan Williams: https://iai.tv/video/the-end-of-good-and-evil #morali
138 viewsNov 19, 2023
FacebookThe Institute of Art and Ideas
1:12:38
Richard Wrangham, "Capital Punishment and the Origin of Homo Sapiens"
4.1K viewsApr 14, 2020
YouTubeHarvard Science Book Talks and Research Lec…
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The Origins of Societal Patriarchy and its Moral Consequences | Richard Wrangham (2022)
784 viewsJun 9, 2023
YouTubeFadi Akil (Untimely Thoughts)
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Jak egzekucja zmieniła bieg ewolucji człowieka – Richard Wrangham
537 views1 month ago
YouTubeBladyMamut1 Mamut
1:41:36
Michael Shermer with Dr. Richard Wrangham — Goodness Paradox: Virtue & Violence in Human Evolution
13K viewsApr 10, 2019
YouTubeSkeptic
15:46
Survival: The Human Diet | Richard Wrangham
16.2K viewsJan 19, 2017
YouTubeThe Leakey Foundation
6:34
Richard Wrangham, PhD author of the best-selling book is Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human.
13.3K viewsOct 3, 2013
YouTubeDr. McDougall Health & Medical Center
48:54
Capital Punishment and the Domestication of Homo Sapiens | Richard Wrangham (2019)
944 viewsJun 4, 2023
YouTubeFadi Akil (Untimely Thoughts)
11:57
Why there are no more alpha males | Richard Wrangham | The goodness paradox
123.6K viewsOct 26, 2023
YouTubeThe Institute of Art and Ideas
1:31:54
Richard Wrangham- Hunter-Gatherers, Homo duplex, and the Evolution of Human Groupishness
2.7K viewsAug 23, 2022
YouTubeUCLABEC
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Alpha males dominate the hierarchies of many primate societies. So why did this pattern disappear in humans? In this talk, renowned anthropologist Richard Wrangham explores how aggressive alpha males were gradually suppressed over the course of human evolution. Early humans reduced the power of domineering individuals, paving the way for leadership based more on consensus than on physical force. Tap here to watch Wrangham’s full talk on the evolution of good and evil. https://iai.tv/video/the-go
93.4K views2 months ago
FacebookThe Institute of Art and Ideas
2:35:22
Richard Wrangham: Violence, Sex, and Fire in Human Evolution | Lex Fridman Podcast #229
596.7K viewsOct 10, 2021
YouTubeLex Fridman
39:35
Big Think Interview With Richard Wrangham | Big Think
7.7K viewsApr 24, 2012
YouTubeBig Think
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Beta males won: How violence is responsible for evolution of modern humans | Richard Wrangham
407.5K viewsOct 12, 2021
YouTubeLex Clips
1:33:10
Docility and the Death Penalty | Dr. Richard Wrangham | Species Podcast
2.5K viewsNov 1, 2023
YouTubeMacken Murphy
1:45:08
Primatologist Explains the 1% Difference Between Humans & Apes | Richard Wrangham | EP 249
1.4M viewsMay 2, 2022
YouTubeJordan B Peterson
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