MICHAEL MUTHUKRISHNA

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The Cultural Evolution of Intelligence at Cross Roads on Youtube Live hosted by Cross Labs, Tokyo, Japan.

I gave a lecture on “The Cultural Evolution of Intelligence” at Cross Roads on Youtube Live hosted by Cross Labs, Tokyo, Japan. You can watch it below:


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This entry was posted in Invited Talk and tagged cultural evolution, economics, prosocial institutions on July 23, 2020 by rj.

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  • Upcoming
  • “Cultural Evolutionary Psychology” at Human Behavior and Evolution Society (HBES) Conference 2021 [online]
  • Podcast: Brighter than Bagpuss – BBC’s Radio 4 Sideways
  • Podcast: Science in the Time of Cancel Culture? – BBC Radio 4’s Analysis
  • Cultural Evolution of Genetic Heritability
  • Grand Challenges for Human Flourishing Award
  • APS Rising Star Award
  • Cultural Brain Hypothesis, Collective Brains, and the Evolution of Intelligence at Dysoc Webinar Series on Human Origins and Cultural Evolution: Celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Descent of Man [online]
  • The ties that bind us at Beveridge 2.0. Symposium: Reciprocity across the life-cycle [online]
  • ~$4.8 million John Templeton Foundation (JTF) grant for The Database of Religious History (DRH): Exploring the Cultural Evolution of Religion Employing a Large-Scale, Quantitative-Qualitative Historical Database