Living Fossils
The Living Fossils, Josh, Rob KurzbanThe purpose of The Living Fossils is to communicate how the application of evolutionary ideas can help explain the sources of psychological suffering and well-being, in the service of improving our understanding of mental health.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 55 | Subscribers | Read | thelivingfossils.substack.com |
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The upsides to being a parent are obvious to anyone who has kids—so I’m told—but there’s no doubt it’s a tough job. That’s why I find it unfair that, in addition to time-worn struggles, modern parents have at least four additional ones. But...
Moral Grammar: Victims Are Direct Objects
Here’s the thing about verbs like grabbed. When you read them in a sentence, your grammatical mind just screams out for what was grabbed. But what did she grab?! That sentence, above, is unsatisfying. Something is missing.
Is ADHD Real?
Recently I’ve been mulling why more therapists don’t use an evolutionary perspective. I hope Living Fossils has demonstrated that such a perspective would be a huge boon to the field. In addition to being, well, true, evolutionary psycholog...
Ubi the Benevolent Artificial Intelligence
Once upon a time there was an Ultimately Benevolent AI named Ubi. Ubi had two miraculous powers.
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The Living Fossils team consists of three people with expertise in psychology, evolution, and therapeutic practice. They believe that it is important to take science, but not themselves, very seriously.
Mental health counselor & Living Fossil who splits his time between providing therapy and writing about how to better provide therapy. Has been practicing for 5+ years. Other interests include literature, sports, and being outside.
Living Fossil. PhD in Psychology from University of California Santa Barbara, Masters of Public Administration from the Fels Institute of Government. Author Why Everyone (Else) is a Hypocrite and The Hidden Agenda of Political Mind. Dog-fosterer.
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