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Law #1: Behavioral adaptations are Darwinian adaptations, and like any Darwinian adaptations, they ultimately serve the function of increasing the probability of survival and/or reproduction.

Law #2: Evolutionary mismatch, which exists when the modern environment of an organism is mismatched from the ancestral environment of that organism, will lead to demonstrable outcomes.

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.. that can help you distinguish a sincere person from a hypocrite

1. Hypocritical people only respect those who have power. Sincere people are respectful to everyone.

2. Hypocritical people criticize others to look better than them. Sincere people admire others and praise them.

3. Hypocritical people gossip all the time. Sincere people share their OWN opinions.

4. Hypocritical people help others when it profits them. Sincere people selflessly perform good deeds.

5. Hypocritical people always sing their own praises. Sincere people arent boastful about their success.

6. Hypocritical people try very hard to impress others. Sincere people make it easy for others to like them.

7. Hypocritical people talk alot and do nothing. Sincere people always keep their promises.

8. Hypocritical people try very hard to get attention. Sincere people dont aspire to be the center of the universe.


http://brightside.me/inspiration-psychology/8-signs-that-can-help-you-distinguish-a-sincere-person-from-a-hypocrite-278860/


disclaimer: I dont think this is an all inclusive list, nor does every item by itself HAVE to mean one is a hypocrite. However, its an interesting list and if more than one or two of the boxes tick off, well ....