The digital discussions highlight varying perspectives on the research, such as references to the evolutionary origins of disgust toward older adults and political groups, with tone ranging from curiosity to conspiracy theories. Words like 'disgust,' 'disrespect,' and phrases like 'dark side' suggest a mix of scientific curiosity and social commentary, shaping an overall moderate engagement with the topic.
AgreementNeither agree nor disagree
The discussions are mixed; some posts support the idea that disgust has an evolutionary basis, while others express skepticism about the motives behind such research or its social implications.
InterestModerate interest
Most posts show moderate curiosity, particularly regarding the evolutionary and social implications of disgust, with some posts expressing personal reactions or skepticism.
EngagementModerate engagement
Many discussions reference specific studies and theories, indicating a genuine effort to understand the research, though some are superficial or dismissive.
ImpactModerate impact
The posts suggest the topic has some influence, especially as it relates to social and political views, but overall, the impact appears limited to academic and social discourse.
Abstract in brief
The text explores how disgust may have evolved as a protective mechanism to prevent humans from ingesting or coming into contact with harmful substances, like spoiled food or disease-causing organisms.
It examines various theories about the origins of disgust, suggesting it might have developed through both biological and cultural evolution to enhance survival and health.
The text discusses how understanding the evolution of disgust can provide insights into human behavior, health, and even social interactions.]
Disgust is a visceral emotion designed to protect us from things that could make us sick, like rotten food or bodily fluids. However, it also has a darker side that can influence our opinions of others.
https://t.co/nZ7ebXUjLV https://t.co/TGSCEBHIE8
Dec 10, 2020 · 23 likes · 3 shares · 114,080 followersView post →
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PsyPost.org
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New study sheds light on the evolutionary origin of disgust toward older adults https://t.co/ClBBHZx1uU
Mar 14, 2022 · 11 likes · 7 shares · 207,798 followersView post →
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Scott Greenfield
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Study shows "disgust" of old people is evolutionary.
https://t.co/2bOoGLbTeT
Mar 16, 2022 · 4 likes · 20,980 followersView post →
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Nicolas Treich
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@robertwiblin Please check the work of @CSarabian who studies the evolutionary origin of disgust in animals
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This episode explores how disgust may have evolved as a protective mechanism to prevent contact with harmful substances, aiding survival through biological and cultural development. Understanding this dark side of…
This video explores how disgust may have evolved as a protective mechanism to prevent contact with harmful substances, enhancing survival and health. It discusses biological and cultural evolution and their roles in…
My disgust stems from the disrespect shown to me by them. Their impatient attitude. The belief that just because you lived that long i owe you something.
https://t.co/WvIdspxCXi
Study finds a widespread comparative disgust toward older adults, which is stronger toward strangers than toward familiar people, and unaffected by filial piety (general respect for elders)—thus suggesting an evolutionary ‘pathogen avoidance’ origin: https://t.co/sw273FMdoW https://t.co/pl6Nri3bA8
A new study sheds light on the evolutionary origin of disgust toward Republicans.
Disgust is an important factor that links the behavioural immune system – “a defense system selected under the persistent disease pressures in an evolutionary environment”. https://t.co/Szl6aiVuaG
RT @PsyPost: New study sheds light on the evolutionary origin of disgust toward older adults https://t.co/ClBBHZx1uU
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Téa Rogers
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RT @PsyPost: New study sheds light on the evolutionary origin of disgust toward older adults https://t.co/ClBBHZx1uU
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PsyPost.org
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RT @PsyPost: New study sheds light on the evolutionary origin of disgust toward older adults https://t.co/ClBBHZx1uU
Mar 17, 2022 · 7 shares · 207,798 followersView post →
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@AlabamaGal
@AlabamaGal4USA · X
Make no mistake about it, #Americans, this is no naturally-occurring evolution, but a product of very purposeful #Satanic #socialengineering. The #NWO rules will call for the execution of the feeble & unproductive, & in order for that to be accepted by ➡️
https://t.co/JbHuAqdckH
New study sheds light on the evolutionary origin of disgust toward older adults https://t.co/yRlJc9EXOt #science #psychology #new #study #sheds #origin
@Bella_Chanelle @TimeIsNotGiven I asked a question. A question about the evolutionary origin of disgust towards signs of disease - which may include excessive amounts of fat. It just happens so that you interpreted the question as “=“ sign. Some amount of fat is vital for proper metabolism, esp. in women.
RT @SciShow: Disgust is a visceral emotion designed to protect us from things that could make us sick, like rotten food or bodily fluids. H…
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SciShow
@SciShow · X
Disgust is a visceral emotion designed to protect us from things that could make us sick, like rotten food or bodily fluids. However, it also has a darker side that can influence our opinions of others.
https://t.co/nZ7ebXUjLV https://t.co/TGSCEBHIE8
Dec 10, 2020 · 23 likes · 3 shares · 114,080 followersView post →
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JPCH
@JPCHonline · X
Editorial: The evolutionary origin of disgust
https://t.co/se2YqnFMvD #JPCHFreeAccess https://t.co/8vfTooqEow
The summary last paragraph is very powerful. We owe a great deal to the legacy if wisdom built through the JPCH by Editir in Chief, Professir David Isaacs. https://t.co/dODVrMCu6p
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