Unravelling and Resolving the Human Condition: The Science Behind the World Transformation Movement
Why do humans cooperate and care yet cause such destruction? The World Transformation Movement shares a bold biological theory explaining our inner conflicts.
In recent decades, psychological science has made tremendous strides – mapping neural networks, uncovering cognitive biases, and treating mental illness with increasing precision for the individual.
Yet one profound question continues to loom: why do humans behave the way we do? Why is it that humans capable of art, empathy, and astonishing intellect can also be consumed by anger, selfishness, and conflict?
Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith believes he’s found the long-missing scientific explanation for this paradox.
Author's summary: Exploring human behavior paradox.
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