As a follow-up to my talk at the most recent Ancestral Health Symposium (2019) in San Diego, here is an excerpt from my latest submission to the Journal of Evolution and Health about how we arrived at our current state of gender dynamics from an evolutionary perspective. ——————————————————————— “A unique facet of human evolution is …
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For thousands of years, people have been trying to understand how the world works. They sought to explain what they saw and experienced, and they sought ways to intervene and change that experience: to determine the best choices for acting in the world to achieve their desired results. Historically, the two guiding principles used in …
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Tribal Living: How Might an Ancestrally Inspired, Gender-Segregated Housing Model Outperform the Nuclear Family as the Basic Domestic Unit of Society? I recently had the honor of giving this talk at the 2019 Ancestral Health Symposium in San Diego. In it, I discuss why the nuclear family is failing, and what an ancestral perspective can …
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I had the pleasure of being interviewed in a couple of podcast episodes by Chris Kelly from Nourish Balance Thrive. These are great summaries of Disruptive Anthropology as they cover the wide range of topics I feel fall under this same umbrella of ancestral health. Over the years, my interest in applying evolutionary biology and …
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TRIBAL ROOTS Image: Group of bushmen or san in their village. Tsumkwe, Otjozondjupa, Kalahari, Namibia. Censoring nipples is only for reasons of sharing on social media. In our tribal roots, all children were children of the community; we know this not only through observation, history, and speculation, but because childhood dependence could not have evolved otherwise. …
I encountered this question on Facebook recently: “Question for women: as we have collectively developed and embodied the primary masculine principles in our way of life (through the many waves of feminism), what do you find the most difficult or challenging about balancing the feminine principles in your life as well as expressing your feminine …
I had the pleasure of being interviewed in a couple of podcast episodes by Chris Kelly from Nourish Balance Thrive. These are great summaries of Disruptive Anthropology as they cover the wide range of topics I feel fall under this same umbrella of ancestral health. Over the years, my interest in applying evolutionary biology and …
Disruptive Anthropology on the Nourish Balance Thrive Podcast March 2019 Read More »
Today is a good day; there’s no time like the present. I’m tempted to apologize for taking so long to write here, but the part of me that is patient and accepting says, “It takes as long as it takes.” I try to look at everything I do every day and see its contribution …
I feel like I could go for a good cry right now. We humans are a fascinating set of contradictions. Life can be exhilarating and excruciating in almost the same moment, simply within the confines of our own minds. Have you ever heard of the popular activity of gratitude practice? I could easily write a …
As a non-religious person, I believe in a few things: the laws of physics; evolutionary selection pressure; and human potential. Laws of physics describe the mass and energy that lay the groundwork upon which life is built. Selection pressure changes the features of living things over time as they compete for survival and reproduction. And …
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