Yet more evidence that latitude (and cold winters) has influenced human behavioral traits: thrift varies with length of winter season. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00213624.2019.1641365 …pic.twitter.com/RgAH2Xb4J7
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Yet more evidence that latitude (and cold winters) has influenced human behavioral traits: thrift varies with length of winter season. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00213624.2019.1641365 …pic.twitter.com/RgAH2Xb4J7
By the way, there used to be a Wikipedia page on Cold Winters Theory but that has now been memory-holed.
(@KirkegaardEmil do you know what happened?)
Cold winters => long-term orientation (planning, patience, thrift, delayed return) Warm climate => continuous harvesting all year long, immediate return and short-term orientationpic.twitter.com/8XXvdEBbpt
Unfortunately, the study does NOT take into account the effect of migrations from temperate to tropical countries (e.g. European migrations to the New World or mainland Chinese migrations to Singapore and Taiwan). If it had, the relationship would be even stronger.
The authors are professors at the University of French Polynesia, so I guess they have some personal experience of these matters.
What about continuously cold environments like the inuits and northern siberians? Some possible counter-examples to the study: 1. Native Tasmanians 2. Native Argentines 3. Inca civilization
Yeah there are some outliers. 1 likely recently descended from more tropical people.
Tasmanians had been there for 40000 years, plenty of time for adaption
Tiny population I would imagine
Yeah not many based on my reading of Wikipedia.
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