The Tribe Drive
David R. SamsonWelcome to The Tribe Drive - a data driven Substack newsletter - grounded in the latest science that serves as a DIY guide to community building to help readers live more authentic, meaningful lives by finding, or crafting, their own tribes.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Building a DIY Village
Building a society without understanding the science of group size is like scaling a ship without knowing the fundamentals of ship design. Take the infamous Swedish warship, the Vasa, commissioned by King Gustav Adolf in the 1620s. The king...
From Cavemen to Congress
Only a few months ago, I found myself back in my Greater Appalachian home tribe in Evansville, Indiana, after spending time with my best friends I’ve had since I was 12 years old. This group is eclectic and platforms widely diverging ideas....
Tribalism is the greatest threat of our species in the 21st century
Nahlah Ayed, the host of the CBC Radio program, recently asked me in an interview: “How much of a threat do you think political tribalism is?” My response was: “It's the greatest threat to our species in the 21st century. It's something we ...
Keeping your mate
So far, we’ve engineered a campcrafting framework to help our chances at our search for a pair bond. But what happens after you've found that mate? How can you maximize the probabilistic success of your relationship? The quest isn’t solely ...
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Associate Professor of Evolutionary Anthropology at the University of Toronto
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