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SUMMARY:Good Reads for Strong Roots - The WEIRDest People in the World: How the West Became Psychologically Peculiar and Particularly Prosperous
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an engaging discussion!\nThis groundbreaking book explores how the co-evolution of culture and psychology shaped the Western mind\, influencing everything from social norms to global institutions. Discover what makes WEIRD societies unique and engage in a thought-provoking conversation about how these insights shape our modern world. \nAbout the Author\n \nDr. Joseph Henrich is the Ruth Moore Professor of Biological Anthropology in the Department of Human Evolutionary Biology at Harvard University. His research applies evolutionary theory to understand how human psychology drives cultural evolution and\, in turn\, how culture has shaped our genetic evolution. With expertise spanning economics\, psychology\, and anthropology\, Dr. Henrich has explored topics such as economic decision-making\, social norms\, fairness\, religion\, marriage\, prestige\, cooperation\, and innovation. \nBefore joining Harvard\, he was a professor at the University of British Columbia\, holding the Canada Research Chair in Culture\, Cognition\, and Coevolution. His fieldwork has taken him to Peru\, Chile\, and the South Pacific\, and he has led multiple large-scale comparative projects. He is also the author of The Secret of Our Success (2016) and a recipient of numerous awards\, including the Wegner Prize for Theoretical Innovation. \nDon’t miss this opportunity to explore Henrich’s fascinating research and discuss its implications for our world today! \nAlthough the author won’t be joining us live\, he has generously agreed to answer our questions! Submit yours HERE \n \nProceeds from this event will go toward CIWA’s participation in the Rogers Charity Classic – Birdies for Kids campaign. From March 1 to August 31\, 2025\, donations made through the Birdies for Kids link on CIWA’s website will be matched up to 50%\, amplifying the impact of every dollar raised! \nTo further our impact\, Quiet Tenacity will also match proceeds up to $1\,000\, doubling the difference we can make together. \nYour support will help CIWA enhance youth mental health services by:✔️ Providing case management support for girls and families affected by abuse or violence.✔️ Offering school resources for girls with financial needs.✔️ Creating customized homework for girls facing language and learning challenges.✔️ Organizing community initiatives to foster social connections and reduce isolation.✔️ Funding recreational field trips that promote cultural integration. \nJoin us in making a difference—every contribution counts! \nHow to Register: \nDonate \nOnce you’ve made your donation\, please send an email to info@quiettenacity.com with proof of your contribution. We’ll confirm your donation and complete your registration. \nJoin us in making a difference—every contribution counts! \nDon’t have the book yet? \nBuy Now \n 
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