Tyler Langan

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	116 reputation	bio	website		visits	member for	5 months
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Dec 21	awarded	Scholar
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Dec 21	accepted	Are humans hardwired to continue gathering resources after the costs outweigh the benefits?
Dec 21	comment	Are humans hardwired to continue gathering resources after the costs outweigh the benefits? Wow, it's so hard for me to think in all these biological perspectives. Now it's apparent I don't have a very strong foundation in biology ("schema") to put all these ideas. Thanks for your insight. :) Clearly there's lots I can learn!
Dec 21	comment	Are humans hardwired to continue gathering resources after the costs outweigh the benefits? Good edit, @DQdlM. I changed the word consuming to gather because it seems we'll never stop consuming, but would we stop hunting/foraging if we knew the cost was more than the benefit? I was the one who originally used the word "consuming" in my post. My fault. Thanks for the edit. :)
Dec 21	awarded	Editor
Dec 21	revised	Are humans hardwired to continue gathering resources after the costs outweigh the benefits? added 10 characters in body; edited title
Dec 20	awarded	Student
Dec 20	asked	Are humans hardwired to continue gathering resources after the costs outweigh the benefits?