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Transmissions Episode 3 with Dr Tim Waring

In this episode, Dr. Tim Waring, an expert in social-ecological systems modeling, dives into how cultural evolution influences human behavior, societal institutions, and our capacity to manage environmental resources sustainably. The discussion explores how cultural practices adapt to local environments, the co-evolution of societies and ecosystems, and the potential pathways to global cooperation on climate issues. 00:00 - Introduction and Overview 10:08 - The "Chicken and Egg" of Co-evolution: How human systems and the environment reinforce each other over time 15:15 - Ecological Traps: Why fossil fuels are a "short-term adaptive success but a long-term trap," and how institutions evolve to regulate resource use 21:18 - The Global Cooperation Challenge: Why we lack the "planetary scale groups" needed to govern the biosphere and how bottom-up cooperation is our best path forward 33:10 - The Future of Human Science: Why cultural evolution is uniquely positioned to unify psychology, economics, and anthropology into a rigorous, integrative science 37:30 - Joining the Cultural Evolution Society https://culturalevolutionsociety.org/