Станислав Дробышевский - Тупик эволюции / Подкаст «Сила Тока»

Stanislav Vladimirovich Drobyshevsky is a paleoanthropologist, PhD in biology, associate professor in the Department of Anthropology, Faculty of Biology, Lomonosov Moscow State University, and scientific editor of the science and educational portal Antropogenesis.ru. Is it true that evolution has reached a complete impasse? Why is the modern human brain shrinking, and what are the risks? Are humans driven by reason or reflexes? Why do people have five fingers? What are anthropologists debating? We discussed all these topics (and more) in the latest episode of "Sila Toka." Join us! #teachin #drobyshevsky #stanislavdrobyshevsky #silatoka #science #anthropogenesis.ru #anthropology The "Sila Toka" podcast is a proprietary podcast project of the TEACH-IN open lecture series. Here, in an accessible and convenient format, we discuss science. Complex issues in simple terms. About the real connection between science and our everyday lives, about how our lives are truly changing under the influence of acute social and technological processes and phenomena. The hosts of "Sila Toka" are Ali Asadov, a graduate of the Law Faculty of Moscow State University and former Chairman of the Student Council of Moscow State University, and Dmitry Khoroshilov, a postgraduate student at the Physics Faculty of Moscow State University. 00:00:29 Path to Science 00:01:29 Natural Selection 00:09:15 Species Diversity 00:13:18 Interspecies Interaction 00:29:20 Reflexes 00:34:24 Areas of Anthropology 00:49:42 The Trend of Brain Shrinkage 01:05:50 The Evolution of the Visual Organs and Why Humans Have Five Fingers 01:15:22 Vision Peculiarities in Men and Women 01:20:25 Controversial Issues in Anthropology 01:26:36 Favorite Movie and Book 01:27:31 The Theory of Dinosaur Extinction 01:28:56 Advice for Those Interested in Studying Anthropology