What are the things that move us as human beings? In this episode Paul and David cover a broad range of &quot;hot&quot; topics (having to do with emotion and motivation), including evolutionary theory, disgust, sexual desire, morality, and how much money it would take for us to spit on a picture of someone we love. 

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Chapter 10: The Replication Crisis

Join two psychology professors (Paul Bloom and David Pizarro) as they cover a wide variety of topics about human psychology. Based on Paul Bloom’s new book Psych: The Story of the Human Mind.