The Gambling Animal review: How humans evolved to think about risk may cost Earth dearly

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Traders on Wall Street show how institutions can take big risks

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Glenn Harrison and Don Ross (Profile Books)

Insights into animal evolution used to come from studying a creature’s evolutionary relationships to its closest relatives. To lampoon this slightly: we once saw humans as a kind of chimp. Our perspectives widened and, looking across ecosystems, we began to see what drives animals who share the same environment towards similar survival solutions. This is convergent evolution – the process by which, say, if you are a vertebrate living in an aqueous medium, you are almost certainly going to end up looking…

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