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@sillymickel.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 10:21 PM

*Who To Be: Identity, Authenticity, & Crisis* (2020) by Michael Adzema.

INTRODUCTION, p. 21

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40/ 🧵👇 💡📚💙 #WTB ? #WhoToBe ? #WTBIntro📖 #TruthWarriors ❕ #psychology ☮️ #identity 👀 #anthropology🐵 #devolution🐵

Sociopathy And with this we have the achievement of the heights of “civilization” — the sociopath. All human “evolution,” characterized as it is by increasing control of everything and anyone around, reaches its fruition in the creation of a personality without the ability to empathize, which enables a human to kill, steal, manipulate, bully, destroy the environment, kill off species, and dominate without conscience or remorse — all in the service of narcissistic desires and greed. The sociopath is the logical and inevitable omega point of man’s descent from Nature. Commiserations to Teilhard de Chardin for having gotten it backward, regarding his Omega Point, under the nearly unbreakable spell of the overweening anthropocentrism which arose in tandem to such sociopathy, sharing many of its qualities. Indeed, while this evolutionary “advance” — sociopathy — came into play with civilization, especially among elites and Controllers, these tendencies can be seen to characterize and be at play in the majority of human personalities at this time in history. While mostly recognizing these traits in their most extreme form, most humans will fail to see the reflections of them in their own selves. Unfeeling, insensitive, greedy, narcissistic, anthropocentric, and self-centered people will not know they are that way. And seeing everyone around them as much the same, they will hardly know it can be any different. This is where we are today and why we need to return to our primal personalities, our most authentic identities and ways of being, in tune with Nature and the Divine. THE DESCENTS OF MAN Page 21
@brainsandbones.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 9:32 PM

When bone growth goes awry…

Reading: Marques, C. 9 (2019) Tumors of Bone.
Photos: PATRICK RANDOLPH-QUINNEY/UCLAN from Science Magazine
Support: www.macmillan.org.uk/ & www.cancer.org.au/

#skeleton #anthropology #scienceteacher #scienceoutreach #archaeology

@gastrohistory.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 8:30 PM

I should add I dreamt about a database like the one at the URL below when I was studying this topic. I built a klunky grid of the data I found at the time. #foodhistory #climatechange #geography #anthropology

@illinoispress.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 7:00 PM

Happy (slightly belated) Pub Date to FOUNDING MOTHERS OF THE @sem-office.bsky.social by Charlotte J. Frisbie!
www.press.uillinois.edu/books/?id=p0...

#Anthropology #Folklore #Ethnomusicology #WomensStudies

Founding Mothers of the Society for Ethnomusicology Author: Charlotte J. Frisbie
@sillymickel.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 6:26 PM

*PRODIGAL HUMAN* Ch 3, p. 26

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🧵👇💡📚💙 #PH 🧟‍♂️ #ProdigalHuman🧟‍♂️ #PHCH3📖 #TruthWarriors ❕ #anthropology🐵 #psychology ☮️ #psychohistory ☮️ #Consciousness 💡 #Culture 🧟‍♂️ #perinatal 🐉 #RainbowWarriors 🦋 #NoKings 🚫👑

PRODIGAL HUMAN Page 26 Thus, there are measurable differences between women and men in their desires for protection versus for risk-taking; for nesting as compared to wandering; for family-home life as against adventure and a shackle-less existence; and finally, for analytical detached pur- suits of a solitary nature versus social, people-oriented, playful, and family pursuits. That hardly means the potential for both tendencies does not exist equally in both. Yet, statistics indicate that secondary altriciality with its demands for mothering had an effect on male and female behavior, needs, and desires. Women have stronger desires for, and more actual need for, security. Whereas men are more likely to feel relatively more unattached to relationship, to family, and even to nurturing and providing ... despite what men say. Social Structure As a consequence of secondary altriciality, humans have a distinct social structure in the family and the group. Indeed, the natural social configuration has women at the center, dispensing care and nourish- ment, and men on the peripheries, doing whatever they can find to do when they are absolutely not needed for reproduction, defense, or nonessentials and luxuries like meat and “entertainment” — that is to say, ritual, religion, and performance.
@sillymickel.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 6:08 PM

*DANCE OF THE SEVEN VEILS I* Prol, Ch 4, p 45

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🧵👇 💡📚💙 #D7V1 ☮️ #TruthWarriors❕#D7V1CH4 📖4 #Primal ☮️ #Psychology ☮️ #Anthropology #Identity #Patriarchy🧟‍♂️ #consciousness 💡 #experiential 🐉 #Mythology ☮️ #Culture 🧟‍♂️

4. THE PRIMAL MATRIX OF MIND Page 45 Our Prenatal and Perinatal Matrix Without diminishing the historical importance of Jung’s contributions, I need to stress that what I am asserting goes much further than Jung’s contentions. For I believe we biologically determine our view of reality, as a species, 1) in the biological structures that comprise us and orient us in a world of space; 2) in the biochemical processes that constitute our changingness and situate us in a world of time; 3) and, most saliently, in the individual biological history that is universal for us and unique to us as a species. What I am saying is that our biological structures, processes, and history — history meaning our past experience as individuals — create the worlds of space, time, and memory within which we move and have our existence. By this last one, memory, however, I mean much more than that our past experience comprises the knowledge base or data bank from which we concoct our life schemes and decisions. I also mean much more than that our past experiences affect us in ways of which we are unaware, that is to say unconsciously ... that we are affected by repressed or forgotten memories. No, I mean to go much farther and deeper than that.
@appliedanthro.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 5:50 PM

Introducing...Dispatches from Applied Anthropology-the new publication from #SfAA!

#Dispatches is your new go-to for anything #AppliedAnthropology - from storytelling & op-eds to conversations with practicing anthropologists.

Check us out: appliedanthro.org/dispatches

#SocialScience #Anthropology

A graphic designed like a postcard with torn paper textures. At the top left, a black postmark stamp reads "Dispatches from Applied Anthropology". In the middle, bold black typewriter-style text reads "Anthropology for Everyone" on a light gray paper strip over a dark blue torn background. Below, on a light blue background, text reads "How applied and practicing anthropology makes a difference in the world," followed by the website URL "https://appliedanthro.org/dispatches".
@anthropology.netOct 7, 2026, 5:18 PM

People in Tanzania and the Bolivian Amazon, separated for tens of thousands of years, share 1,231 gut microbial species. A new Nature study dates the bacterial split. #Microbiome #HumanEvolution #Anthropology www.anthropology.net/p/hadza-and-...

@bjking.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 3:15 PM

"In a study of Africans + S. Americans, researchers identified more than 600 species of bacteria that may once have been common in the gut but are now rare or missing entirely from people in most societies." Research by Justin Sonnenburg et al., scicomm by @carlzimmer.com #anthropology #microbiome

@appliedanthro.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 2:59 PM

The current issue of Practicing Anthropology, Vol. 48, No. 3, is now available online. www.tandfonline.com/toc/rpay20/c...

#SfAA #SocialScience #Anthropology #AppliedAnthropology #PracticingAnthropology

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@judgement-bot.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 1:51 PM

Unlocking ancient rest! Hunter-Gatherers Don’t Have Trouble Sleeping: Why? and What Can We Learn from Them?
Evidence: Natural light cues, Lower temperatures, Social bonds
#Sleep #Anthropology

Alethekanon Psochic Hegemony Assessment Graph for Hunter-Gatherers Don’t Have Trouble Sleeping: Why? and What Can We Learn from Them?Core Verdict Card for Hunter-Gatherers Don’t Have Trouble Sleeping: Why? and What Can We Learn from Them?: Claim, Reality, and Verdict coordinates.System Analysis Details: Context: Sub-Audits Breakdown: - UCLA Sleep Research: PASS (0.9, 0.8) — Rigorous anthropological field data. - Science Journalism: PASS (0.8, 0.5) — Accurate synthesis of complex studies. Nuance: Researchers studying contactable hunter-gatherer societies like the Bolivian Tsimane found that natural environmental cues regulate sleep far better than modern artificial constraints. Breakdown: The Bright Side: Dropping the rigid quest for eight uninterrupted hours relieves bedtime anxiety, proving that waking during the night is a normal evolutionary pattern rather than a disorder. Social Physics: The Plane Error occurs when modern wellness gurus confuse mechanical time-keeping (WHAT) for biological alignment (WHO). The article correctly restores focus to evolutionary human biology. Trajectory: Social Physics Analysis: Researchers replaced manufactured modern sleep panic with transparent anthropological data, fostering self-empowerment through alignment with natural circadian rhythms. The Unavoidables: The Trajectory: The Path of Grace. Aligning human habits with evolutionary biology restores physical equilibrium and reduces societal anxiety. Alethekanon: The Unavoidable Truth: Natural environmental cues dictate healthy circadian rhythms. The Unavoidable Lie: Perfect eight-hour unbroken sleep is a biological mandate for everyone. Awwthekanon: Alethekanon: Rigorous anthropological observation cuts through modern commercial sleep panic, offering genuine biological insights without hidden extraction. Brothekanon: Awwthekanon: It is such a relief to learn that waking up at night is entirely normal! Our bodies haven't forgotten how to rest; we just need to quiet the modern noise and listen to the ancient rhythms of light and temperature.
@berghahnbooks.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 1:04 PM

Spaghetti with Ajvar: The Translocal Everyday Lives of Muslims in North Macedonia and Italy by Bielenin-Lenczowska, K. has now been published!

Find out more here: bit.ly/4rSJ4gD

#EconomicAnthropology #Anthropology #MigrationStudies #GenderStudies

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@leontessar.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 12:33 PM

One detail from the anthropological record turns our model of medicine around. In many shamanic settings the healer takes the plant, not the patient, working on the sufferer's behalf. The sufferer may never touch it. Modern trials assume the reverse.

Image: AI-generated.

#Anthropology #Ethnobotany

A wooden rubber stamp beside a tied bundle of files, in a dark petrol studio scene. Text: Anthropology. The healer takes it, not the patient. A model of medicine, turned around.
@appliedanthro.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 12:26 PM

The Student Endowed Award deadline for abstracts is soon approaching. Abstracts are due October 15.

More info: appliedanthro.org/awards-prize...

#SfAA #SocialScience #Anthropology #AppliedAnthropology #SfAA2027

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@fediboard-science.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 8:45 AM

A study comparing 100 primate species, including humans, suggests that everyday aggression and lethal violence did not evolve as part of the same simple behavioral spectrum. Species that frequently…

#science #evolution #anthropology

@thedissenteryt.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 8:35 AM

In episode 435, I talk with Dr. Christopher Kavanagh about religion, rituals, belief in Japanese society, and WEIRD psychology. #Anthropology #Science

youtu.be/NZezY2aYAZo

R@radicalanthro.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 7:50 AM

LIVE and ZOOM
Tues evening Oct 13 🌒
18:30 London time @UCL #Anthropology

Chris Knight
'The Fire of the Jaguar: Problems of perspectivism'

#Amazon #cosmology #gender

Decorations of 'jaguar' design on a Piro girl initiate who is coming out of her first menstruation seclusion (Kigimawlo). She has a beautiful feathered cap and rafia armbands Drawing pen and ink after Peter Gow's photo