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The 10,000 Year Problem
Ten thousand years ago, humans lived differently. Before the era of kings, borders, and ownership, we were cooperative and deeply connected. We had enough.
Then, something changed.
This podcast is an inquiry into that change. Was it inevitable? What was lost? And most importantly: can we get any of it back?
I'm Chris Burcher. Through conversations with scientists, thinkers, and those doing the hard work of imagining a new way forward, I'm exploring who we were, who we are, and who we want to be. This isn't about romanticizing the past—it's about understanding it so we can survive the present.
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에피소드 9 개
2026년 8월 30일부터
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The First Principles of the 10,000-Year Problem
Before we can ask what happened to humans over the last 10,000 years, we probably need to be clear about the assumptions we're making about life, evolution, and ourselves.
In this installment of I'm Just Sayin', I step back from the spe…
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What happens when we stop looking at human systems as separate from the natural world?
In this conversation, I talk with Clinton Alden, a researcher and systems thinker I met through Substack. Clinton has developed what he calls the Cosmos Framework and the 7ES framework, which he uses to examine s…
How Did the Idiots Get the Power?
Why do so many societies elevate self-interested, grandiose, or even psychopathic leaders? In this episode of I’m Just Sayin’, we explore how human communities may have shifted from small-scale, cooperative societies to complex civilizations dominated by concentrat…
In this wide-ranging conversation, Jackrabbit explores his concept of the “Collapse Engine,” a term he uses to describe the metacrisis as a whole. At the center of his argument is a mismatch between the human brain we evolved with and the abstract, hyper-complex environments we have built.
Jackrabb…
What happened when human societies shifted from mobile hunter-gatherer communities to agriculture, cities, and increasingly complex systems of government?
This episode examines competing explanations for the rise of modernity, beginning with the limitations of the archaeological record and the assu…
What happens when human beings evolved for small, reciprocal tribal communities but now live inside enormous, abstract, highly complex symbolic systems?
In this conversation, we explore the PSH and its proposed evolutionary explanation for how modern institutions, incentives, and information system…
In this short biweekly monologue, I examine how humans decide what is true—and whether modern science is the only reliable way of knowing.
Science is an extraordinary tool, but it can be misunderstood, misused, or treated as more definitive than the evidence allows. This episode explores the limits…
Dr. Andrew Schmookler's ideas arose during the counterculture movement, sparked by a spontaneous vision in Golden Gate Park. That spark evolved into The Parable of the Tribes—a body of work that has crystallized over the last 50 years.
The Core Idea: The Parable suggests that Modernity was ine…
The 10,000 Year Problem
Ten thousand years ago, humans lived differently. Before the era of kings, borders, and ownership, we were cooperative and deeply connected. We had enough.
Then, something changed.
This podcast is an inquiry into that change. Was it inevitable? What was lost? And most import…
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