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Discussion: Did Climate Volatility Lead to Sapiens?

WhenThu, Sep 10, 2:30 AM📅 Add to calendarWhereHostCulture, AI, Science, and the Human Experience (CASHE)CostNot stated — check with the hostOneJoy doesn't handle payments — settle directly with the host or venue.CapacityOpen — no spot limit

About this event

Welcome to the open discussion following our recent presentation on climate volatility and the emergence of the genus Homo. In our last session, we explored how extreme environmental swings and deep-time climate instability forced early hominins to adapt, sparking the evolutionary changes that defined the first humans. Now, it is time to unpack those concepts together. This session will be an interactive group discussion where we will explore the long-term ripple effects of those early adaptations. Some questions to kick off our conversation: • How much of our evolutionary path was driven by adaptation to unpredictable environments rather than stable ones? • What were the critical traits that allowed early Homo to survive these dramatic climate shifts? • How did the evolutionary pressures of the Pleistocene ultimately pave the way for the dominance of Homo sapiens? Whether you attended the presentation or are just jumping in now, bring your questions, thoughts, and curiosity.

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