Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
An online lecture and in-depth discussion with Tamsin Woolley-Barker
Tamsin’s work is premised on the understanding that all living things evolved to create conditions conducive to life, yet our organizational “best practices” fundamentally stunt our natural capacity to adapt and thrive. A quick search for STEM logos reveals that what’s missing from our solution space is life itself.
Even our highest decision-makers are blind and illiterate regarding #evolution , #ecology , and human #nature . We cannot solve the world’s problems with this delusional mindset. This presentation introduces Tamsin’s novel and comprehensive approach to bring living systems thinking into everyday design, in every facet of life and work.
Dr. Tamsin Woolley-Barker is an evolutionary bioanthropologist, sociobiologist, and biomimic known for her population genetic analysis of 1000+ wild baboons in the Awash Baboon Hybrid Zone–a 25-mile ecotone between Ethiopian highlands and the Afar desert–examining the relationship between social structure, individual and group level behaviors, and population-level evolution.
#society #anthropology #biology
An online lecture and in-depth discussion with Tamsin Woolley-Barker
Tamsin’s work is premised on the understanding that all living things evolved to create conditions conducive to life, yet our organizational “best practices” fundamentally stunt our natural capacity to adapt and thrive. A quick search for STEM logos reveals that what’s missing from our solution space is life itself.
Even our highest decision-makers are blind and illiterate regarding #evolution , #ecology , and human #nature . We cannot solve the world’s problems with this delusional mindset. This presentation introduces Tamsin’s novel and comprehensive approach to bring living systems thinking into everyday design, in every facet of life and work.
Dr. Tamsin Woolley-Barker is an evolutionary bioanthropologist, sociobiologist, and biomimic known for her population genetic analysis of 1000+ wild baboons in the Awash Baboon Hybrid Zone–a 25-mile ecotone between Ethiopian highlands and the Afar desert–examining the relationship between social structure, individual and group level behaviors, and population-level evolution.
#society #anthropology #biology
