Uploaded October 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Do all systems governed by social rules include moral choices and moral imperatives? Why do we care so much, what the other people get compared to us?
Bill answers these questions and many more in a brilliant manner, picturing a complex sketch of different influences on our behaviour. As an evolutionary psychologist, he looks for clues and similarities in our common ancestors, the primates. He shortly vocalises his opinion about why the sciences have to fight idealogical movements and prove their worth as sources of knowledge and important discoveries. Bill dives into the topic of human communication due to the technological changes. as well.
Guest: William von Hippel, Professor of Psychology at the University of Queensland in Australia
Host: Michal Hulik, Head of Communications at Radiolutions
Do all systems governed by social rules include moral choices and moral imperatives? Why do we care so much, what the other people get compared to us?
Bill answers these questions and many more in a brilliant manner, picturing a complex sketch of different influences on our behaviour. As an evolutionary psychologist, he looks for clues and similarities in our common ancestors, the primates. He shortly vocalises his opinion about why the sciences have to fight idealogical movements and prove their worth as sources of knowledge and important discoveries. Bill dives into the topic of human communication due to the technological changes. as well.
Guest: William von Hippel, Professor of Psychology at the University of Queensland in Australia
Host: Michal Hulik, Head of Communications at Radiolutions
