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#71 Carl Paoli: Smart Body. Strong Mind.

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In this podcast episode, Carl Paoli explores the evolution of our species and how we can progress and adapt to changes. He discusses the three aspects of health: performance, life, and the individual, and how understanding individual progress leads to collective improvement. Paoli also talks about the importance of tool-making and resource management and the significance of agriculture in human evolution. The main takeaways from this episode are: Fitness is our ability to meet a standard, breakthrough, and experience growth, which brings a sense of fulfillment and completion that is health. Our ability to define ourselves and adapt to changing environments has allowed us to survive as a species, but it also requires humility and a willingness to acknowledge our limitations. Knowing how behavior affects physical evolution is crucial, as seen in the differences between humans and chimpanzees. Fire was a significant adaptation in human evolution, and the modern-day equivalent could be technology such as Neuralink. Tool making, resource management, and agriculture were crucial adaptations that allowed humans to progress and thrive. https://freestyleconnection.com/insider --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/carlpaoli/message
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In this podcast episode, Carl Paoli explores the evolution of our species and how we can progress and adapt to changes. He discusses the three aspects of health: performance, life, and the individual, and how understanding individual progress leads to collective improvement. Paoli also talks about the importance of tool-making and resource management and the significance of agriculture in human evolution. The main takeaways from this episode are: Fitness is our ability to meet a standard, breakthrough, and experience growth, which brings a sense of fulfillment and completion that is health. Our ability to define ourselves and adapt to changing environments has allowed us to survive as a species, but it also requires humility and a willingness to acknowledge our limitations. Knowing how behavior affects physical evolution is crucial, as seen in the differences between humans and chimpanzees. Fire was a significant adaptation in human evolution, and the modern-day equivalent could be technology such as Neuralink. Tool making, resource management, and agriculture were crucial adaptations that allowed humans to progress and thrive. https://freestyleconnection.com/insider --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/carlpaoli/message
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