Got about halfway through this, but Substack didn't save my spot (ugh). I am looking forward to you posting a piece on bio-foundationalism here on Substack because it has some crossover with a lot of things I have been thinking about. Have you read 'The Evolutionary Psychology of Politics' by Anonymous Conservative? Tries to map r/K selection onto political preferences, and seems in line with your project.
thank you for listening friend. yeah I'm excited to refactor them and add the essays here too.
I've never read that book. I've never read anything pertaining to this genetic/moral genotype kind of thinking. for me it all stems from Haidt's The Righteous Mind and the brain scans; from these two pieces of information, in conjunction with the empiric observations of how societies act and evolve in changing economic environments, it led me to create the Biofoundationalism framework.
Got about halfway through this, but Substack didn't save my spot (ugh). I am looking forward to you posting a piece on bio-foundationalism here on Substack because it has some crossover with a lot of things I have been thinking about. Have you read 'The Evolutionary Psychology of Politics' by Anonymous Conservative? Tries to map r/K selection onto political preferences, and seems in line with your project.
thank you for listening friend. yeah I'm excited to refactor them and add the essays here too.
I've never read that book. I've never read anything pertaining to this genetic/moral genotype kind of thinking. for me it all stems from Haidt's The Righteous Mind and the brain scans; from these two pieces of information, in conjunction with the empiric observations of how societies act and evolve in changing economic environments, it led me to create the Biofoundationalism framework.