057: Edward Slingerland on getting drunk & the evolutionary history of alcohol

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Introduction

00:00 • 5min

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Try Not to Try

04:35 • 2min

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Is There a Spontaneity in Your Work?

06:38 • 3min

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The Importance of Rest and Play

09:22 • 2min

5

How to Get Rid of a Drunken Person

11:30 • 2min

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Alcohol and the Design Trade-Off

13:46 • 2min

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How to Write a Proposal in a Book

15:40 • 2min

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You Need to Know When to Let Go

17:13 • 2min

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Why Do People Get Drunk?

19:33 • 2min

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Evolutionary Hoaxes Aren't Costly

21:53 • 2min

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Is Our Taste for Alcohol a Mistake?

23:57 • 2min

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The Problem With Cannabis Is Its Side Effects

25:45 • 2min

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Why Is Alcohol a King of Intoxicants?

27:28 • 3min

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Are You Suspect of People Who Don't Drink?

30:32 • 3min

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Why We're Suspect of Non-Drinkers

33:33 • 2min

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Is There a Relationship Between Alcohol and Machoism?

35:26 • 3min

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Should We Drink More at Work to Solve Complex Problems?

38:05 • 5min

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Is the Introduction of Distilled Liquor a Critical Turning Point in the History of Alcohol?

43:06 • 5min

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Alcoholism and the Unofficial Regulators

48:19 • 3min

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Is Alcohol the King of Intoxicants?

51:04 • 2min

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Is There a Metaverse?

53:02 • 2min

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What's Your Most Powerful Memory?

54:53 • 2min

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Alcohol in 2023

56:32 • 2min