(08/18/2021) In this episode, we examine not how biology pervades politics, but how politics pervades biology: how the course of...

(08/07/2021) When we speak of revolution, aren't we are ultimately speaking of the creation of a different culture? And if so, how...

(07/30/2021) But seriously: is there any point to doing anything at all? Or is the world truly just going to end so soon we really might...

(07/16/2021) We examine the hopelessly subjective and highly contentious (one could perhaps say psychotic) process by which the...

(07/06/2021) As we emerge from quarantine and reveal to one another our many wounds, Arnold describes a recent, months-long period of...

(06/27/2021) In this episode, Arnold asks Joshua a series of truly fundamental questions to which no one has decisive answers: questions...

(04/20/2021) We continue our examination of the revolutionary period of 2032-3, relying heavily on the psychographic researcher Sarah...

(04/07/2021) We continue the examination of the post-materialist shift, and the emergence of increasingly niche subcultures, that we...

(03/24/2021) In this episode, a 72-year-old Arnold reflects on how our species and the global ecosystem managed to survive to 2050. We...

(03/06/2021) In this episode, we take a rollicking journey through the minds of narcissists, the emergence of states, and the seemingly...

(02/11/2021) In this episode, we examine the way the internet is changing us through the lens of evolved group psychology. We follow the...

(02/06/2021) In our last discussion, Joshua described cross-species uniformities in responses to traumatic experiences, and how he works...

(01/30/2021) Unlock the entire episode at https://www.patreon.com/biologicalsingularity The year is 2050, and I have been making this...

We use religious cults as an example of extreme group psychology to make generalizations about the group dynamics that determine...

(01/07/2021) Joshua Sylvae practices and teaches Somatic Experiencing, an approach to trauma recovery based on a cross-species...

(12/27/2020) We continue to describe extreme aspects of group psychology, delving into the phenomena like death from social exclusion. We...

(12/06/2020) How scientific is science? In this episode, we further the argument that "science communication" about the ecological crisis...

(11/29/2020) Here, we try out a somewhat dreamlike new format. We will describe a problem in terms of the present day, but we will also...

(11/18/2020) We begin a series on evolved psychological mechanisms for group participation, evaluating the wild variation in behavior and...

(11/02/2020) In these difficult times, it is important to remember that no matter what we do, it should be entirely based on what the...