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Bone Shard Collection #1
On satiation, getting what you pay for, and the wisdom of Rob’s grandfather.
 • Josh Zlatkus and Rob Kurzban
Getting the Crab to the Beach
Distress is often treated as something to be understood, rather than as a signal that the situation is wrong.
 • Josh Zlatkus
Psychology’s Greatest Misses (Part 2/3)
An extended tour of your favorite wrong ideas.
 • Josh Zlatkus and Rob Kurzban
The Computational Case for Hypocrisy
A guest post by Aditya Kulkarni.
 • Aditya Kulkarni
50:15
Podcast with Michael Strong
Josh talks with Michael Strong, founder of schools, about better ways to educate students.
 • Josh Zlatkus and Michael Strong
Moralistic Punishment Evolved to Prevent Cycles of Revenge
With color provided by the Norse sagas.
 • Rob Kurzban
Psychology’s Greatest Misses (Part 1/3)
A tour of your favorite wrong ideas.
 • Josh Zlatkus and Rob Kurzban
School Daze
A bird’s-eye view of why mental health diagnoses keep rising, particularly among students.
 • Josh Zlatkus
How to Understand Human Behavior (Part 4/4)
The implications of situationism.
 • Josh Zlatkus
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The purpose of The Living Fossils is to communicate how the application of evolutionary ideas can help explain the sources of psychological suffering and well-being, in the service of improving our understanding of mental health.
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