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Everyday Survival

Why Smart People Do Stupid Things

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Everyday Survival

Auteur(s): Laurence Gonzales
Narrateur(s): Kevin T. Collins
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Laurence Gonzales turns his talent for gripping narrative, knowledge of the way our minds and bodies work, and bottomless curiosity about the world to the topic of how we can best use the lessons of our evolutionary history to overcome the hazards of everyday life.

He finds that natural laws profoundly affect our actions, and he reveals the hidden causes and costs of our behavior, whether as individuals or as a species, whose decisions may be leading to darker times.

Whether you are climbing a mountain or the corporate ladder, Everyday Survival will change the way you view your choices in our complex, dangerous, and quickly changing world.

©2008 Laurence Gonzales (P)2008 BBC Audio Psychologie Psychologie et santé mentale Relations Science Sciences biologiques Sociologie
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Gonzales does another fantadtic job of presenting truth that will change peoples lives. i really enjoy his work and recommend you listen.

knowledge and experience

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Love this Author how he’s telling a story using real world examples, as you’re learning something new.

Great Story Telling

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I think I found my new favorite author. Another great book by Laurence Gonzales

Incredible!

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the first part of the book is interesting and related to everyday survival, but it quickly delves into philosophical and deep scientific discourses that are only vaguely related to the idea that the title and beginning of the book are discussing.

Interesting premise, big rabbit trail to follow

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Let me start off by saying that I absolutely loved Laurence Gonzales’s earlier book: “Deep Survival: Who Lives, Who Dies and Why”. It is one of my favorite books I’ve ever read and I’ve read it multiple times. It talked all about the psychological aspects of survival and the mindset and how the mind works. This one seemed atleast to me to be advertised as similar. It was most certainly not. The narrator was very good and there was a few interesting chapters, but the bulk of the book was a sales pitch for an outdated view of evolution and a long winded, propaganda-filled rant on climate change. If I wanted to get lectured by Al Gore or AOC or Greta on how we are all doomed to die in a couple years, (or a couple years ago already), that’s what I would’ve invested my time in. Would not recommend this book.

However, his other book, Deep Survival, I recommend to everybody, even if the narrator was a little harder to listen to.

Disappointing

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Tree hugging, nazi propaganda, anti White bullshit. Indoctrination and narratives not education. This whole website is not worth it, I should have walked away long ago. How do you remove books from playlists?

Politically correct nonsense

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