The Story of the Human Body¶
Lieberman, D. E. (2013). The Story of the Human Body: Evolution, Health, and Disease.
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Primes¶
- Evolutionary Trap
- Behavioral economics and personal life — hyper-palatable foods exploiting cues that once marked rare nutrition (sweet, fatty, salty), now reversed; smartphone notifications exploiting novelty cues that once marked socially relevant information.
This sourceDevelops the evolutionary-mismatch and 'dysevolution' account in which once-adaptive drives (e.g. for sweet/fatty/salty food) are decoupled from value by engineered, hyper-palatable modern environments, producing mismatch diseases.
- Behavioral economics and personal life — hyper-palatable foods exploiting cues that once marked rare nutrition (sweet, fatty, salty), now reversed; smartphone notifications exploiting novelty cues that once marked socially relevant information.
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