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Steve Stewart-Williams

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Psychology, evolution, nature/nurture, sex differences, etc. My second book, The Ape That Understood the Universe, hit the shelves in 2018...

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    Steve Stewart-Williams‏ @SteveStuWill 14 Dec 2018

    Peacocks evolved to hypnotize peahens; peahens evolved to be hard to hypnotize (perhaps so their offspring get genes from best hypnotist). https://phys.org/news/2016-04-peacocks-feathers-mesmerize.html …pic.twitter.com/C4z6OZRfvr

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      2. Emily Wright‏ @EmilyCello 15 Dec 2018
        Replying to @SteveStuWill

        pic.twitter.com/8aIP9xeTPc

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      1. Martin  📈 🏳️‍🌈‏ @macrotentional 14 Dec 2018
        Replying to @SteveStuWill

        [Literally just finished this week's season finale of South Park] *opens twitter* Your tweet appears 💁‍♂️✨🦚pic.twitter.com/m231caxU1m

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      2. Zarina Khan‏ @Zar1na_Khan 14 Dec 2018
        Replying to @SteveStuWill

        Much like birds of paradise; as males evolve to become more attractive, females become highly selective.

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      3. Loudmouth Reviewer‏ @LoudmouthR 14 Dec 2018
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        Yup it’s the same in humans

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      2. Shawn Aune‏ @AuneShawn 15 Dec 2018
        Replying to @SteveStuWill

        Damn that's hypnotizing. I think I might be a pea-hen.

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      3. Vegas Baby‏ @VegasHerrle 15 Dec 2018
        Replying to @AuneShawn @SteveStuWill

        And apparently not a very highly evolved one.

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      2. Alex Mead‏ @amead93 14 Dec 2018
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        pic.twitter.com/o9cxxcdIQN

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      3. LilithBlackDragon‏ @lblackdragon 14 Dec 2018
        Replying to @amead93 @SteveStuWill

        We cat servants call that the Butt Wiggle of Death.

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      2. Joscha Bach‏ @Plinz 14 Dec 2018
        Replying to @SteveStuWill

        The animal kingdom equivalent of the TED talk

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      2. π ACTG‏ @slutreplik 14 Dec 2018
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        Ping @PicyVicy

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      3. PicyVicy‏ @PicyVicy 15 Dec 2018
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      1. James Powers‏ @_James_Powers 14 Dec 2018
        Replying to @SteveStuWill

        So the peacock drugs them first? This is from one of those hoax papers, right? Rape Culture of Peacocks and How It Causes Men To Be Toxic”

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      1. Argo Nerd‏ @argonerd 15 Dec 2018
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        hypnotizing manspreading

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      1. Rajmohan‏ @rajkandenkavil 14 Dec 2018
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        The evolution of peacock tail is an interesting read in @RichardDawkins Cutting edge book "The Selfish Gene".

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      1. Raymond Tseng‏ @rayisonit 14 Dec 2018
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        The best executed long-term study... says the handicap signaling/sexual selection story is wrong. "Indian peafowl in Japan over 7 years. We found no evidence that peahens expressed any preference for peacocks with more elaborate trains" https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0003347207005301?via%3Dihub …

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      1. Giovanni Dannato‏ @GiovanniDannato 14 Dec 2018
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        Loud, flashy males with rhythm and drab females who just sit there represents the final triumph of female-driven selection. Then the species goes extinct as soon as there is a threat that does not care about flashiness.

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      1. (((theophilus))) Mrs. Crouch‏ @pammalamma 14 Dec 2018
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        Whaaaaaaaaaaat.....pic.twitter.com/xwvhPwqcyd

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