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DESCRIPTION:We often think of humans as the most intelligent organisms on\n
 the planet. Evolution\, we think\, has equipped us to make good\ndecisions
  even in difficult or challenging conditions. At the same\ntime\, we lamen
 t our species' tendency to over-exploit our\nenvironment to the point of s
 elf-destruction.\n\nJoin Andre Costopoulos (Computational\nArchaeology\, L
 aboratory Anthropology Department) as he\ndiscusses his team's latest resu
 lts\, which suggest that humans may\nin fact have evolved to have a very l
 imited capacity to decide what\nis good for them. He will try to reconcile
  these results with what\nwe think it means to be human.\n\nFREE\, everyon
 e welcome\, no reservation necessary.\nPhoto: B.García\, Wikipedia\, Creat
 ive Commons Attribution 2.0\nGeneric license\n
DTSTART:20110213T200000Z
DTEND:20110213T210000Z
LOCATION:Redpath Museum\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0C4\, 859 rue Sherbrooke
  Ouest
SUMMARY:2011 Darwin Day lecture: Are humans really as smart as we think we 
 are?
URL:/channels/event/2011-darwin-day-lecture-are-humans
 -really-smart-we-think-we-are-164844
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