How Understanding The Evolution Gap Can Dramatically Improve Your Life | Eric Edmeades

The creator of WildFit Eric Edmeades gives his talk at Mindvalley Live in Los Angeles 2019 explains why all personal human suffering is due to the gap between our genetic evolution and our social evolution...which is essentially the gap between our bodies and minds, and the way our civilization is evolving around us.
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[@MindvalleyTalks]

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[@michal6845]

Awesome thank you

[@ophelian4646]

Well, at this time of the year it's going back to normal track when it comes to food. Christmas should be about Jesus - not chocolate..

[@HumansOfVR]

*_The fact that you were born is a miracle in its self. Try to practice and feel grateful for what you have_*

[@heygraceshockey]

Eric is one of my favorite speakers - and this is one of my favorite of his talks! So many wisdom nuggets in here.

[@tamaraclarke7993]

Thank-you Eric for understanding the challenge of a single mom. It wasn't meant to be that way. I've done it alone. No family to help... it has been damb hard. I've defied the odds but 'here's the mom guilt' I wish for so much more for them. Anyways... thank-you!

[@samson250376]

What a great speaker! Doing Wildfit is one of my goals next year...It's an interesting view on our diet.

[@MindvalleyTalks]

So glad to see you watching this video. Goodluck on your journey. All the best.

[@hildalynch7846]

Excellent presentation, thank you:)

[@mach1gtx150]

Excellent and fun presentation.....and learned a lot! Thank you!!

[@szymonbaranowski8184]

40:00 this one thought was worth watching all of it

[@tanyauberoi6342]

Love love love these insights! 👏🏼💜

[@AliZakaria]

Tell Éric that he is the best speaker alive

[@EricEdmeades]

Thanks Ali. That is very sweet. :-)

[@dianabali8514]

Excellent speech👌🏼😊

[@subhrapdiya]

Jim Rohn is shaping new me...

[@blindtrader4103]

My first comment ever! I've been released!

[@HumansOfVR]

congrats!! :)

[@Electronicmedium1111]

What's uppppppp Jason? Hi from Arizona 💖

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[@szymonbaranowski8184]

Wheat is 45 on DIAAS scale processed wheat food is 20. You can easily chew wheat we used it as gum as kids. People baked bread from wild grains before they invented farming and selected grains for better weight & yields. What doesn't change the fact it's crappy food for Humans.

[@yarasaoud]

👏👏👌👌❤️

[@AlbertoSalas]

The evolution gap, very interesting

[@BetterBelief]

This video doesn’t have enough likes!

[@szymonbaranowski8184]

They guy has many good thoughts. But world as always is a bit more complicated. Hahaha still it's real fun.

[@szymonbaranowski8184]

Watermelon. Because it's energy. While kale is vegetable that's not compatible with humans. After watermelon you can hunt animal for meat.

[@dianasaur2131]

Food rare? Before deserts (oldest desert is about 3,500yrs and vast coal deposits and geology show incredible amounts of plant and animal matter. More like abundance.

[@EricEdmeades]

It really depends, a great deal, upon the time frame you are looking at. The deserts you mention are, in evolutionary terms, from a few seconds ago. 3500 years is nada in the scope of our overall evolution.

[@dianasaur2131]

@@EricEdmeades it all is. There's no way even given infinite time it can happen genomes degenerate from the original genetic disorder increases exponentially and then the species dies still trying to repair and maintain the DNA to what it originally was. The genome code checks deletes and replaces corrupted DNA pretty well. Thinking you'll get X-men from mutations when all observations show you get disease defformity and ultimately death from changes and mutation, demonstrates great blinded faith and delusion.

[@BodiesByDesign100]

I’m super impressed with this!!!! As a holistic health practitioner for 27 years, that’s hard to do. Eric, I applaud you for both your world-class communication/speaking skills and the clarity and effectiveness of your message. 🙌🙏🔥

[@szymonbaranowski8184]

He is wrong about milk. We evolved adaptation to milk so fast exactly because gap between humans & cows also mammals is small in comparison to all other sources of food we get, because other mammals milk is not that far from human. Not imagine what farming & artificial processing of plants did to their originally nkt good compatibility with humans. Of course I'm not talking about ripe fruits that evolved exactly to be digested by animals to spread seeds (which are supposed to survive not get digested) or organic processing of plants as fermentation something what our bodies in cooperation with our biom do to produce vitamins and so on - that's natural for us. The same as animal processed sugar called honey. We can evolve fast when we go on our ancestral path and stick close enough to what out body recognises or can modify in a way known to it, compatible. And no I'm not promoting cannibalism. If you want to get healthier fast at least look at DIAAS score of food you eat & focus on that similar to what your body it built of or produces.

[@injujuan8993]

The way he walks is kinda interesting...

[@MindvalleyTalks]

It is really rewarding to see people appreciating this talk. Thank you, Inju!

[@injujuan8993]

@@MindvalleyTalks Hahaha, I couldn't help but notice that sexy walk of the respected spiker😁 Loved the talk though. You guys are cool 😘

[@ashsinha2769]

I like all Mindvalley talk but I don’t understand this guy

[@carlostush4083]

You don't have to...thats why there are a variety of speakers.

[@jonahkai509]

You lost me at "the pyramids are 3,500 years old". What a joke believing mainstream "archaeology".