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And then what does evolution tell us about how to attract the opposite sex?

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And why should we look at evolution for answers on human happiness and success and as a sort of a guiding compass for what we should be doing with our lives? Why is evolution a place to look?

And why should we look at evolution for answers on human happiness and success and as a sort of a guiding compass for what we should be doing with our lives? Why is evolution a place to look?

As an evolutionary psychologist and someone who understands where we've come from and therefore our sort of innate behaviours and needs and desires and so on, what are the things that we're getting wrong as a species at the moment from your view?

As an evolutionary psychologist and someone who understands where we've come from and therefore our sort of innate behaviours and needs and desires and so on, what are the things that we're getting wrong as a species at the moment from your view?

And by autonomy, you mean the sort of individualism where I don't need anybody anymore. It's about me. It's about my gratification, what I want now versus others and a community, a tribe.

And by autonomy, you mean the sort of individualism where I don't need anybody anymore. It's about me. It's about my gratification, what I want now versus others and a community, a tribe.

And what are some of the sort of stats that illuminate this problem, that make it clear that this is actually happening, in your view?

And what are some of the sort of stats that illuminate this problem, that make it clear that this is actually happening, in your view?

And are there any stats or data that proves that we're getting this wrong in terms of happiness? Are there other tribes or communities or people in history that were doing it differently and had higher rates of happiness?

And are there any stats or data that proves that we're getting this wrong in terms of happiness? Are there other tribes or communities or people in history that were doing it differently and had higher rates of happiness?

And why do you think they are happier than us? You think it's because they're living in tribes and groups or is it something else?

And why do you think they are happier than us? You think it's because they're living in tribes and groups or is it something else?

And is that just because we don't take a moment to be grateful? Or is there something fundamental about the way we're pursuing happiness?

And is that just because we don't take a moment to be grateful? Or is there something fundamental about the way we're pursuing happiness?

And that's this graph here from your book, percentage of Americans who are very happy or not too happy in urban and rural communities. That's right. And it shows that people are pretty significantly happier in rural areas and report to having less unhappiness in rural areas.