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Apr 2019
56m 43s

Evolutionary Psychology With Dr. Geoffre...

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Dr. Geoffrey Miller is an evolutionary psychologist, effective altruism advocate, and author. His work has been featured in places like Nature, Science, Discovery Channel, The Washington Post, National Geographic Channel, and The Economist.

In this wide-ranging conversation, Chad sits down with Dr. Miller to discuss, psychology in marketing, how storytelling is changing how we communicate, and how to confront existential risks.

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