Center for Applied Cultural Evolution retweeted: @MSchlaile @amesoudi @David_S_Wilson @tmwaring @tvolmag @evolvingfutures @EvoInstitute @KLIAustria @ARCHAEOfelix One of the fascinating elements is how cultural scaffolding brings phylogeny together with ontogeny — through the process of social niche construction and cumulative cultural transmission. Fun things to nerd out about! 😉

Center for Applied Cultural Evolution retweeted: This is relevant to @regen_network @tmwaring @David_S_Wilson @DrDCWahl @CapInstitute @meedabyte @planetaryhealt3 @MSchlaile @evolvingfutures @CCE_Brunel and a lot of others who seek to guide cultural evolution toward planetary health. twitter.com/cognitivepolic…

Think about this in terms of mechanisms for cultural selection. https://t.co/x5NknzsVwJ Quoted tweet from @gregory_landua: Meanwhile nurseries, food businesses, small farms, tech start ups and the entire movement for cosmo-local resilience and planetary regeneration keeps on moving without subsidy, governmental support, or likely even awareness that we are building a new economy from the ground

Center for Applied Cultural Evolution retweeted: New blog by @David_S_Wilson on ‘Managing Evolution in Response to the Pandemic & Beyond’ ‘Scarcely anyone looks to evolutionary science for guidance about how we can adaptively respond to the pandemic, which is a matter of personal & cultural evolution’ rebuildingmacroeconomics.ac.uk/post/managing-…

Center for Applied Cultural Evolution retweeted: I just wrote this article for the Earth Regenerators study group about the cultural evolution of cooperate during times of stress and conflict. This is a very important (and timely!) topic for what we are all experiencing in the world right now. earth-regenerators.mn.co/posts/how-we-c…

Center for Applied Cultural Evolution retweeted: Thanks for your interest. Selection can take place at the planetary scale via the selection and implementation of alternative policies. Seeing this from an evolutionary perspective requires getting comfortable with the idea of conscious evolution, a subject that became taboo… twitter.com/metalaureate/s…

A consequence of methodological individualism… https://t.co/nrmupfjmxq Quoted tweet from @rwidome: The pandemic illustrates one of the challenges I face as an epidemiologist in communicating to the public (and media). I’ve been thinking about this for years: As an epidemiologist, what I’ve got is not what you (a member of the public) usually want. Let me

Center for Applied Cultural Evolution retweeted: Announcing the next free webinar in the Earth Regenerators study group… “Case Studies in Bioregional Regeneration” on April 25th at 1 pm Central. Hope to see you there! crowdcast.io/e/case-studies…