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Today I have a repeat guest dr Randy Nessie who is one of the pioneers of evolutionary medicine.

I will shortly read your brief bio,

but first, how are you doing, Randy?

I'm doing well.

Great to see you again again.

Likewise, likewise.

So let me just read some of the highlights, your research professor of life sciences at ASU, Arizona State University,

but you also, I think, have a professor emeritus status at University of Michigan where you spent a large part of your career

You're a founding director from 2014 to 2019 of the Center for Evolution and Medicine at ASU.

Your Google Scholar makes me feel very bad about myself.

It makes me think that I need to be spending more time publishing.

Incredible Google Scholar Citation Index and H Index of 89.

You are the recipient, as I might add, I am, of the Darwinism Applied Award granted by the Applied Evolutionary Psychology Society, in your case

for applying evolutionary theory to medicine, and my case for applying it to marketing, business,

consumer psychology, and so on. Your books, the one that I first discovered you reading,

was why we get sick, the new science of Darwinian medicine

with George C. Williams, the late George C. Williams,

and your most recent book, Good Reasons for Bad Feeling,

Insights from the frontier of evolutionary psychiatry. Do you want to add anything to that,

Randy, before we get going? No, that's plenty. Let's talk about all your things. All right, funny let's talk about all right so let's go so first for

those of you who don't know the last time that Randy was on was this

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