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And Then It Hit Me with Cory Allen

Neil Shubin

And Then It Hit Me with Cory Allen

Cory Allen

Education, Self-improvement, Mental Health, Entrepreneurship, Health & Fitness, Business

4.91.2K Ratings

🗓️ 4 October 2021

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Neil Shubin is an Evolutionary Biologist and author. In this episode, we talk about the history of human evolution, the rapid growth of human brains, and how technology could alter our biological future.

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0:00.0

Hey, friends. What's going on? Welcome to the asshole. I am Corey Allen. You are you and I hope that you're doing well.

0:09.1

You should do it all right today and that your inner fish is feeling fine. And I bring up the inner fish because my guests today,

0:17.7

you know, Shuben. He has a book called Your Inner Fish, which is hilarious to me. I love it. And speaking of Neil,

0:25.6

Neil is a evolutionary biologist and paleontologist and an author who is new book called Some Assembly Required,

0:33.2

decoding four billion years of life from ancient fossils to DNA. And this is a really fascinating podcast. I

0:40.9

feel like evolution is one of those ideas that a lot of people, you know, they couldn't go believe or trust the

0:47.8

science about and they would easily say, yes, I believe in evolution. But then don't know so much about the

0:55.2

actual details of how we came from, you know, so little soupy stuff to what we are today to less soupy stuff,

1:04.5

to a big bag filled with soupy stuff. We've really changed a lot over the last, you know, a few billion years.

1:12.0

We've gone from being less or more liquidy to taller, more vertical and more complicated versions of

1:20.8

something liquidy with a nice container to keep all that stuff in together. But anyway, we really go

1:27.2

through a lot of interesting and just kind of fascinating stages and approaches and entry points to

1:34.9

evolution in this podcast. And Neil does a great job breaking it down. They'll give you an understanding of how we

1:42.5

came to be. So I know you're going to really enjoy this podcast and find it as fascinating as I did.

1:50.0

If you're anything like me and you have a body and if you're listening to this, I assume that you

1:54.6

do have a body, it is really, really important to keep that body healthy and give it what it needs so

2:00.9

that has the proper energy, the proper protein ability to relax and regenerate in all of those body

2:08.1

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2:16.1

high-quality ingredients. Now, I have to be completely dead honest with you here. Organify,

2:22.3

sent me all of their products and I was completely blown away with not really from everything from

2:28.6

top to bottom. How effective the actual products are themselves, how tasty they are, how well that

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