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Early Female Hunters Were More Common Than We Thought

Dec 17, 202015 min
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Episode description

Learn about why ants are better farmers than we'll ever be; how female big-game hunters were likely common in the early Americas; and why presenting too much evidence could actually make you lose an argument, thanks to the overkill backfire effect.

Ants Are Better Farmers Than We'll Ever Be by Steffie Drucker

Female big-game hunters were likely common in the early Americas by Grant Currin

Presenting Too Much Evidence Could Make You Lose an Argument by Cody Gough

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