Wish you had touched more on HOW it contextualizes current events. I.e. how might we think about things differently given this deep time context.
Just uploaded a little 3-min rant about the importance of the deep past and the far future in framing current events. https://youtu.be/4clW3ssJlXk pic.twitter.com/j6ruKFcbaY
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More on that later!
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Audio is pretty good. You look mismatched from your filming environment. Will this also be available in podcast form for people who can’t (or don’t want to) always devote 2 sense organs to content consumption? Great cover image. Wish it had been somehow viewable with video
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+1 audio only, from someone who drives a lot work.
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i just used this graphic in a class on yogic introspection. By enacting postures based on reptilian and mammalian ancestry we connect to the deep past singing in our DNA: 3.5 billion years of successful adaptation to stress.
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knowledge of this evolutionary context has made me unable to swallow much poorly grounded leftist and feminist rhetoric, (though i vote liberal)
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What do you speculate are the current selection pressures that are shaping our optimistic/realistic future? Thanks for the videos, the Antifa one was well timed and very interesting.
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Credit the creators of that image: Joseph Graham, William Newman, and John Stacy https://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/2008/58/
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