Struggle for existence, anyone? Cas Soper

(Talk begins at 3:26 - Q&A begins at 55:16)
C.A. Soper is a psychotherapist and independent researcher based in Lisbon, Portugal. He has degrees from the universities of Cambridge and London, and earned his Ph.D. with a thesis titled "Towards Solving the Evolutionary Puzzle of Suicide". This was adapted into a textbook, "The Evolution of Suicide", published by Springer in 2018. This was followed by the publication of a more accessible book, "The Evolution of Life Worth Living-Why We Choose to Live", as well as several articles and chapters on a similar theme.
On March 10th, 2023, the 5th International Evolutionary Psychiatry Symposium is being held at the Royal College of Psychiatrists, London. You can buy tickets here: www.rcpsych.ac.uk/events/conf...
This webinar was presented to the Evolutionary Psychiatry Section of the World Psychiatric Association

[@antonyjones6239]

Thank you Cas that was extraordinary

[@IslandGirlKelly]

Many thanks, Dr Cas for the very interesting points that you covered in this talk.

[@thebrickton1947]

Get to the point, this aint a water cooler, we're all adults here, stop stuttering and get to the crux, is this how you draw out a clinical session, all these accolades for what

[@immaterialimmaterial1920]

Friend, it does not hurt to be nice. You can just forward the video if it bores you.

[@thebrickton1947]

@@immaterialimmaterial1920 ,I came to listen to the leaders in their field, to learn, I study law as well as psychology, the kernals are gruesome, I invested time and got nothing to help no one, lets cut to the chase, and preface that this content might be disturbing, then get to the nuts and bolts, I want to hear a theory on why suicide evolutionarily suited its environment, i got dribble.