The Story of the Human Body: Evolution, Health, and Disease

[@MedicalArts]

This video is playing after ours, it is amazing how much value you are providing 👌

[@guidoheusequin3583]

how come that everytime I look at an interesting presentation there is a "Frederico Felini" behind the camera who doesn't understand that we don't have to see the speaker but we want to see the slides. WE CAN HEAR THE SPEAKER

[@DonaldMcDonald]

Dan Lieberman is great as usual but the filming is atrocious. He's using graphics but we rarely get to see them. Very poor effort.

[@MegGordonHealthCoach]

Appalling video - how can we relate to what Lieberman is talking about if we can't see the slides!

[@ramywurgaft2308]

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[@oolala53]

I agree; they got flashed on once in awhile . Maybe the filter thought the slides weren’t really crucial.

[@AndreAngelantoni]

What he's missing is that the body adjusts energy intake with more or less activity using something called "appetite." What's more likely is that we are eating too many processed foods and foods that combine fat and carbs-something almost non-existent in nature.

[@pryl]

are these slides uploaded somewhere

[@jasjay873]

In regards to time travel....I feel Dr. Lieberman kind of made a case that it may not be possible or at least adventagous to humans biologically.

[@robinbanerjee3829]

What a pity the camera person is so terribly incompetent. Despite, a very interesting lecture.

[@TeriFoxVillarreal]

I wish the pop-up information would remain long enough to be able to read.

[@mtljx]

There is a pause button XD

[@jalikarjalainen7348]

Good book the Story of the Human Body.....I read in finland

[@chaitanyakiran6585]

Very useful information

[@adrianhepton9362]

' we don't even worry about infectious diseases nowadays'......

[@oolala53]

At that time, this was mostly true, at least in most of the developed world . And if people would take proper precautions, as we have for other infectious diseases, we wouldn’t have to worry to the degree we are in summer of 2021.

[@jalikarjalainen7348]

And good book Nicky Cruz Run Baby Run,New York USA

[@5-solutionbetterlife911]

awesome video

[@gazelleskrock5467]

Please traduction française 🙏

[@aocplusme5676]

Non

[@cynthiashepherd7754]

Regarding grandparents: you didn't cite any references or studies on the value of grandparents and I'm happy that your grandparents only had to give you cookies but in our household and in many others that I know grandparents still provide a variety of support to their offsprings. Would be babysitting and I should say free babysitting. All the years I worked my child care was provided by my mother at no charge. I still have relatives with small children where their grandparents provide babysitting. Besides the financial savings the children are in the care of people who actually love them.

[@adrianhepton9362]

Napoleon was average height for his time but because the other generals were from aristocratic backgrounds he seemed to be small because they were all very tall

[@roobookaroo]

Still true in modern Britain, modern France, and Italy. The aristocratic types descend from the warrior tribes that conquered the land in the past and became the elite. Better nourished and bred since infancy, very active, mostly tall, sinewy, vigorous and powerful. The Nordic Vikings conquered France, then Britain.The overruled local tribes were mostly farmers, less tall and athletic. The descendants of the historic conquerers are still clearly identifiable. Something similar happened in Ancient Greece, with the invading Hellens that formed the fighting ruling classes, over the local pastoralist herders/subsistence farmers. Height and visible athleticism, easy handling of weapons, were considered markers of elite background. in Homer, all the great heroes are tall and powerful, elite fighters.

[@jaxjaxvang4910]

Can’t understand anything he says! Too smart for me😮

[@wmp3346]

I normally take the escalator - 3 percenter

[@fvo911]

Interesting

[@user-huDa98]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@veronicagida2397]

Exercise can do miracles(✿ ♡‿♡)

[@WalkingEmDry]

16:14 testie blowout

[@tradtke101]

Omg the Guttenberg guy! Give it a rest, homie. There's a special circle in hell for lecture guests who use Q&A to say "hey I'm smart like you, here are some facts!"

[@MMRIbyM]

what exactly did he ask? I can't understand right

[@tradtke101]

He didnt ask a question lol just wanted to share some vaguely tangential info lmao

[@MMRIbyM]

@@tradtke101 and what exactly did he say? I didn't understand at the end

[@tradtke101]

@@MMRIbyM sorry its been a year and I dont want to rewatch it all for context

[@rufuscrackle]

Napoleon was average size.

[@oolala53]

Yes, he was saying that average height had decreased.

[@johnrogan9420]

Mutations of the cells...how do people live to be 121 years of age then?

[@oolala53]

Too complicated to answer completely but basically lucky genetics in the right environment.

[@Oogahboogah1497]

@@oolala53 I find it so confusing that so many don't understand this

[@oolala53]

@@Oogahboogah1497 that there is luck involved?

[@Oogahboogah1497]

Yes luck but I was specifically referring to genes and environment. I guess the "hard work solves all issues" types don't find it empowering

[@oolala53]

@@Oogahboogah1497 Genes in my book are a matter of luck.

[@MrJamesdryable]

Response to every person with their hand up "yas"

[@nooddood]

This is possible the worst comment section ever

[@markcaseon7136]

What about bodies of MMA fighters?

[@oolala53]

What about them? There is no doubt that bodies and skills can be developed.

[@MMRIbyM]

Everyone can become strong and athletic if they train hard

[@matthewstrickland2304]

Yeah how. About knock the bullshit and people start hearing simple health inhancment facts and to what degree for whatt extent of time duration oof focused expections commen since anybody i guess not lets hear about evelution and moonkeys whats uncredable disslusioonment

[@AndreAngelantoni]

Wut?

[@matthewstrickland2304]

Can we hear about lab rats today speeker of nothing!

[@claudrebille178]

The guy is a jew I love the Jews I do Why are there so many of them in top jobs? Superior 8ntelligence or is it something to do with their number or ...?