Evolutionary Foundations of Human Uniqueness Symposium
Published 2018-02-13
This public symposium presented the results of research projects that interweave some answers into how we became human. From "bones and stones" to coastal foraging by early modern humans to cooperation in warfare among today's indigenous African communities, IHO scientists presented the findings of three years of research. This symposium took place April 8, 2017 at the Tempe Center for the Arts, Tempe, Arizona.
No part of this video may be used without permission. Copyright Arizona Board of Regents for ASU Institute of Human Origins, April 2017.
All Comments (21)
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a shame the university of Arizona , didn't consult the media studies department who WOULD HAVE USED THE CORRECT MICROPHONE SO WE DIDNT HAVE TO TURN EVERYTHING UP . i/e a livelier mic on his lapel then he would not fade when not facing the camera
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Wish audio was clearer
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A very thought-provoking presentation about the human experience, its capacity and migration and its mutual evolution with planet Earth during the past one-million years.
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Enjoyed the Symposium the topic is one I have been trying to grasp as of late .
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audio audio audio and image, it isn't that difficult, evolve people, you are an University after all this would have been fascinating
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A wonderfull presentation, thank you
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This Dictator Game (1:52:30) seems to have ignored some crucial variables. The value of $50 ($x), the perceived availability of $x, the relationship of the donor to the anonymous recipient, or whether the recipient is in debt. $50 in some societies represents a months substance wherein an opulent metropolis it could represent cab fare or dessert.
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Bad audio!
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Badly filmed with the audio going in and out and the camera too far from the screen. I was afraid he was going to wear out tthe stage from all that pacing. Had to stop watching. Amateurs.
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The family tree is backwards.
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Oh no, "the John Templeton Foundation". Credibility takes a heavy hit. Why, oh why, Prof. Johanson?
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If you know evolution it just makes you a baby doctor. That is the intelligent design.
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Why’s Kenny Rogers walking up and down talking about Homos?
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At asu???
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Everytime an artist make something social and intelligent it has artistic integrity. That only possible in a created universe.
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It’s sad that those of you that seem to think you know origins keep saying all ancestors came out of Africa. It’s clearly not true. Asia is more likely. Those in Africa had homo Erectus as their ancestor. Most everyone else had way different ancestors that probably came from Asia. Maybe Africa a couple million years before homo Erectus appeared. But they are Africa’s ancestors not all non African’s. Lucy was way more human. Stone tools do help to identify homo.
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They still can't figure out that humans were created.
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The change from 48 pairs of chromosomes, and 46 is not gradual. That is the difference between us and chimps and bonobo, at a fundamental level. Once upon a time, a pair of apes, with 48 pairs, gave birth to a mutant, with only 46 pairs...the first human, why am I wrong?
