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Mads Larsen is a Norwegian author and journalist whose research focuses on the history of human mating ideologies. He is most known for his work on evolutionary psychology, human mating dynamics, and the global fertility crisis
Are we supposed to stay in loving relationships for life? Why does it seem people are struggling to pair bond? What is the issue with low fertility rates?
In this podcast, expect to learn about: how pair bonding and monogamy shaped society, why contraception changed the dating game, how dating apps may affect relationships and fertility, why birth rates are falling, even when people want families, and what the future of love, dating, and family life might look like.
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