That's probably where we evolved from.

And so we evolved these responses.

And so I think that we evolved ...

It's important to remember that we evolved.

We evolved essentially from an African stock.

We have evolved to have our own pond.

That's how we evolved. It does seem odd.

Maybe we evolved as a hunting pack animal.

Elaine Morgan says we evolved from aquatic apes

So what if we evolved as hunting pack animals?

It's important to remember that we all evolved in Africa.

And we are Homo duplex because we evolved by multilevel selection, as Darwin explained.

Now having evolved language, though, we did something peculiar, even bizarre.

If it is an adaptation, then we evolved to be religious.

I don't mean that we evolved to join gigantic organized religions.

Over six million years, we and the chimps evolved our different ways.

So, it's wonderful. We evolved this very protective, wonderful covering of melanin.

We have brains that evolved in medium sized ancestors which couldn't walk through rocks.

So it evolved.

What happened is we had evolved an agricultural economy to a world of big business.

We are evolved to second guess the behavior of others by becoming brilliant, intuitive psychologists.

But we haven't really evolved it to deal with the health catastrophes of America, OK?

So we went back and started looking at the great cities that evolved before the cars.

Well, the striking patterns of human social networks, their ubiquity and their apparent purpose beg questions about whether we evolved to have human social networks in the first place, and whether we evolved to form networks with a particular structure.

And the point is really that we evolved to be satisfied by the world in particular ways.

They have evolved over millennia.

And it's sort of evolved.

And it's sort of evolved.

Now when we think of our senses, we don't usually think of the reasons why they probably evolved, from a biological perspective.

Faces are easy to see because we have an additional evolved facial recognition software in our temporal lobes.

They evolved to produce less toxin.

And these have all co evolved.

These mechanisms have evolved over time.

This was an AI contour that was produced and evolved half evolved, I should say to produce balance, basically.

As we evolved from our ape like ancestors on the African savanna, what distinguished us was our larger brains.

But now that's evolved into something else.

And this is the shape that evolved.

And, interestingly, complexity is very highly evolved.

The world's needs and challenges have evolved.

So if humans evolved as runners, if that's our one natural advantage, why are we so bad at it? Why do we keep getting hurt?

We can't. Instead, the brain evolved to see the world the way it was useful to see in the past.

But we know that art imitates life, and it turns out nature, three million years ago, evolved the next animal.

As an evolutionary biologist, I'd say this our brains have evolved to help us survive within the orders of magnitude of size and speed which our bodies operate at. We never evolved to navigate in the world of atoms.

Not all species on our planet have brains, so if we want to know what the brain is for, let's think about why we evolved one.

This baby is a human body it evolved.