Do Hunter-Gatherers Get Depressed? | Mental Health Mondays
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I love that you know h-g culture. They are so instructive of our weaknesses. I will definitely be buying the book. It looks like you have done the analysis I wished I could do. Good luck.
Thanks! And yes, they can teach us a LOT.
Do wild animals get depressed? That is the most pressing (or depressing) question that we need to answer.
Very rarely, it seems. But they can mimic depression in laboratory settings.
The number of times I’ve thought about this! Cheers Erik!
It's a valid question!
Would you think this could be a factor, in that we have too much information at our fingertips? I feel as if the bliss of not knowing too much and only focusing your eye on your daily tasks and needs would be positive for your mental health.
Oh, definitely! I think this is a huge part of it.
@@theimaginarium what do you think this means then for human evolution? That evolution is a double edged sword? And that would it be better off that we didn’t progress? Do you think there is a cap on evolution from a biological perspective?