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It's ready. Are you welcome to stop? You should now from Hasta, for Stockholm study should know was brought in by visa. We'll have things we like to think about my broad shouldn't be one of them, because, with every purchase he's a prevents the tax and resolve online safe, secure visa. Hey welcomes the podcast Josh Clark here with Chuck Brian per staff, writers from House to house works dot com as Go Jack. Good just disappeared writers. I see you still rocking you praise carefully, even after you said last ashore and watch it anymore. The season, but here's my dear as well as about you're gonna, say your true fans, amateur van, so Chuck. The brain might not be doing that. Well, it's almost like they ve lost their will survive. That's really rate set up today. He very modest attack. You know that if they have lost their collective welder survive, that is fine

ways of evolution. It is in the opinion of many supposedly we are wired for survival yeah. I believe we are I think you should give the example of the japanese hiker myths. You talk, I Yuki cushy and leather guys night near his great guy. This is a couple years ago and not the scouts hiking his friends in western Japan I went off. I think he went to go down the mountain by himself for some reason. Any trips, They can tell us he tripped was not unconscious laughing, he says he did was fell asleep. A grassy feels- and you might say yourself, what's the big deal, The big deal is he woke up. Twenty four days later, yeah, he was awakened by rescue workers. Workers were nowadays they are twenty. Four days later, he was unconscious supposedly the whole time the whole time he when they found him, he was a cool. Seventy one degrees Fahrenheit, which is basically the

The temperature of the average corpse right that has not been refrigerated right is his organs, were almost completely shut down, almost no heart beat and he live because they surmise that he almost went to it if hibernation like an airway yeah, so I know we're not supposed to be able to do that now. We are definitely not was able did at night. I tried the I have to Actually, I usually do it every winter, by the unsuccessful and successful. I can rarely get my body temperature down that. Well, seventy nine, the loss of our guy in a lotta willpower there. So yeah. You use this guy's an example in your article. Are humans, wired to survive, and I think sterling example. I ate it. We are seemingly programmed to continue to live to protect their genes to protect our offspring. And you get some great examples, is one of those wonderful articles where somebody

in one of our editorial brainstorm meetings came up with this idea. It was based. Zero research right. When I was doing supplemental research for those pod, I went I typed in humans survive. Nothing, there's nothing the writers, no study that this was based on it was Chuck using his own brain and you know drawing all conclusions from existing data, and I thought I was careful dry. I appreciate that. You know what I when I went to do this research. I did the same thing you did and I really find much nothing. I decided really only wait. A research if were actually wired naturally to survive, is to see why, an instincts we actually have that we don't think about it. Just in us that help keep us not just instincts. You also mentioned biological processes, like our old friend fighter flight, Chuck, I wrote an article on the theory of everything was about this guy, who I figured out these listen The group is really

mind, boggling math, that that was the answer to everything. The underlying cause, I think just based on our pockets, the fighter flight responses We have everything right. We always come back to it. Yeah does come apply. Yes, oh wow, look over or more time real, quick, showing okay, so basically are confronted with danger. Your brain releases, the earthen signals for your body to release hormones like Adrenalin, which act yourselves and basically energies taken from them? question and put towards enlarging your pupils. Increasing your respiration, your heart rate, beginning you re too either you no power, buddy or run away from a pounding right and the fact that this house in involuntarily that we now have to think about? that you can't really control it. Even if you do try to think about it now is people try to, and you can't. Why is it that there, in and of itself, is kind of evidence for first survival, based at the very least on Darwin

theory of evolution, which we right is a very much about, were almost all about natural selection right right enough yet solidarity that is natural selection, is really a pretty basic concept. In Austria, do you like it? In my article, let's have a red worms and brown worms and time. Birds decide they really like these red worms, so the keep eating had worms and then just start reproducing less unless the brown worms getting into their reproducing more and more and over time, the red worms dwindle until they could go a completely only the strong survive and that's kind, the basis of old Chuckie dark. This thing is in fighter of flight is almost physical evidence of that right. Yes, what are some other examples that you gave well, there's one actually there so many bay

crying yeah. There's a gold coins a one way we're wire, because a lot of baby are actually most babies in the animal kingdom are born with. Little bit of ability. I mean a newborn horse, stand up and be running around within the hour, sharks are born, underwater and they're pretty much on their own from the moment, their borne him. It is really the only ones that are born kind of defenceless yeah. So these crisis, their natural instinct, to keep alive telling mom and dad hate What I need- or I need something its further evidence in the fact that their they can change the volume and the pitch of their cry depending urgent. Their needs are, hardwired, buddy you're what Another example that you gave us and that we have been shot to be able to visually ignites changes in her environment, more animal with living thing. More than inanimate objects right- and I actually look into that and

I found that there was a two thousand five Arizona state study that suggest that very instinct to pick up living things actually tie into modern prejudices. You wanna hear about that here. This is news to me again. It is it's kind of cool, although it basically just I'm sure, there's some NEO Nazi group that picked it up to you no use. It is evident that we shouldn't mixed raises. Are something stupid like that right, but basically, with the Arizona state researchers postulated was that we since we're programme. Recognize changes environment and we still live in these small tribes of people, that looks a lot like right. Any time we as somebody who didn't look like the rest of us. We usually perceive them as a threat, right. That makes sense, and even though we now live in tribes anymore, this you know relic of tribal living, your hundred hunting and gathering still remains and explains modern prejudices. Why, in our people

xenophobic and racist and all that and write anything it's not like you is, is threatening exactly, and I thought I thought that was pretty info then tied into that year, instinct that survival instinctive visually he nosing organic changes in the environment right. Get another one if we too high, I wanna, hear check those a study that the BBC did for the television programme called human instinct. That was really kind of cool that I watch and, this isn't the scientific study as you ve, to me in our inner downtime, I wasn't going to say it, but it is pretty cool. Nonetheless, humans are born within immune system and different genes that that indicate were coming system. We have. You know you might be better fighting off common cold. I might be better at fighting fighting offer, yellow fever people. Have these immune systems in the theory? Is that you

pick out a partner for reproduction that has a different immune system than your own, but because you'll have babies that are more robust against a wider range of sickness and disease prisoners by the fact that, although the theory people do. To their nose actually smell, rather than visually when their picking out a reproductive partner it. How did they prove? As I love this test here. They are, they get shows host and they get these six women at the universe. You Newcastle, six lookers, I'm sure you asleep in the same t shirt tonight street they put each of their shirts and ajar, and They had the blood work done before to see what can immune system they had and then the search shows host sniffed all the shirts- and put two aside that he found the most pleasing to his nose and then too aside that he found the least pleasing and then the other two. I guess you could take it or leave it. Yeah and strangely enough it supported the results. The findings that the two that he liked them

shared zero the same genes immune system genes, is heeded. To that. He did not like shared the most five out of six or the same were so. This kind of indicates that we we smell around for a good partner that will effectively leave us. Robust babies it'll keep the human race going you no other reason I find a unscientific is because you Go wrong with girls from the University of Newcastle. Like said, I all workers, fighting brown ales with it whole concept of of creating a whining innately to create more robust, aspirin, a kind of gibes with some Richard kids theories of you heard him now, not the family feud host, ok That was Richard Dawson right. This is Richard Dawkins. In their often confuse the kind of look alike alone, with these two party together revenues Richard Kansas they as you all ages, and out

The sun is observations, some studies, that kind of thing he concluded that the human body, us in general are just kind of these mindless vehicles. Or genes. Really, our genes that are interested in survival and we get our instincts, in our genes are genetic, make up that kind of thing which commander cells, which in turn basically make do all the things that we do or carry out all the process. There were supposed to carry out right and in basically the our entire point of existence is to protect and pass along

this genetic line as if we were wired to survive, yeah yeah, it's a thrilling proof enough for me agreed. So I think that everybody would be very well off to Garee Chucks article are humans, wired to survive on, has the force that continent your Greta, observe and stick around to find out how you can get six hundred dollars from right after this If you should know, is brought to you by visa. We all have things to think about like say, what's the best site to buy new leather jacket or whether to buy the three or six megapixel camera. But thanks We don't need to think about online fraud because for every purchased she make visa keeps an eye out for fraud with real time fraud, monitoring and by making sure you're not liable for any unauthorized purchases. How's that for me, of mind, safe secure.

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