The Evolution of Human Physical Activity - Running, Sweating
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- čas přidán 16. 07. 2024
- Human physical activities differ significantly from other species. How, when and why did these capabilities evolve? What adaptations underlie them? And how did the evolution of human physical activity affect other key human characteristics that have advanced our species? Daniel Lieberman and Yana Kamberov explore how running and sweating evolved and what it means for Homo sapiens. [7/2021] [Show ID: 37184]
00:00 - Start
01:38 - The Evolution of Walking and Running - Daniel Lieberman
31:30 - Genetic Drivers of Human Thermoregulatory Skin Traits - Yana Kamberov
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Prof. Lieberman's lecture ends at 30:31. He excuses himself by claiming we don't want to listen to a long lecture. Of course, it is blatant equivocation. We are here because we never slake our scientific interest about all the various facts of walking and running. I expected at least a full hour's worth of Lieberman's presentation on this vital subject, as he has delivered in many other CZcams videos. And I feel intense frustration at not having been warned at the start of the video. Prof. Lieberman should have completed his presentation on running in one hour, and devoted another, separate, hour-long video to the equally vital subject of Sweating.
To compensate I am watching a comparably fascinating video on Bipedalism and Human Origins, this one of nearly a full hour, by CARTA of UCTV, and also on CZcams. But that one without the endearing quirkiness of Prof. Lieberman's tottering voice.
Brilliant !!
I will run today 😃
Lol the bernie pic usage !
26:40 very easily to prove this is not true, no need for biased studies.
he says it in context of anatomy; the anatomy for running is similar for men & women; same feet, same rib-cage, and same heart, logically that yield the same capability; ie: able to run. The question of minute biological difference (like hormone & muscles mass) is out of context, because his talk is about structural difference of human skeleton compared to ancient hominid.
@@xponen we are mammals, of course we share the same functions within the species in each species, but that statement was not it.
@@clownphabetstrongwoman7305 but primate couldn't run, its feet is missing flexible arches and toe too long. I mean if we compare women to those anatomy and the anatomy of ancient hominid, we are among the top runner.
@@xponen because they are different species from us.
@@clownphabetstrongwoman7305 his presentation compare us to them, and in this context human are born a runner. Women and men both can outrun them.