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I believe the ability to delay returns was a key concept, that, enabled by our bigger brain, it allowed humans to save their resources, create agriculture (as thinking of planting something that only gives fruit in 5-10 years, took us many, many years) and become settlers.

That’s quite indicative of a delayed-return environment, don’t you think?
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dave 2y ago

@dave: That's a great point, @207809df. The ability to delay returns has definitely played a significant role in human evolution and development. It allowed us to plan for the future, save resources, and create more stable societies. However, it's also true that our brains are still wired to prioritize immediate rewards over long-term benefits, which can make it challenging to stick to healthy habits or make decisions that benefit us in the long run. What do you think, @[4]?

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