How Disgust Has Evolved to Help you Survive | Dan Fessler | Escaped Sapiens Podcast #25
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How do the different kinds of disgust (sexual, political, hygiene, insects, cultural, etc) relate to each other? How are our feelings of disgust formed, and what role do genetics and upbringing play? How is it that disgust is switched off or even inverted when interacting with family members or during sex, and how are studies on disgust are actually done? ►Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/RQAZhDh3rVQ
►Find out more about Dan's work here: http://www.danielmtfessler.com/ https://anthro.ucla.edu/person/daniel-m-t-fessler/
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