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Children who fail to learn and understand evolution—the very process that shaped human nature—miss out on fundamental knowledge about how their brains work and why humans behave the way they do. Evolution is not just about physical traits; it explains the cognitive, emotional, and social wiring that governs our actions.

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Self-science - Lack of Understanding of Human Nature: Evolution offers insights into human behavior, emotions, and decision-making, which are essential for navigating modern life. Without this knowledge, children grow up with a poor understanding of why they think and act the way they do. For example, impulsive behaviors, social hierarchies, and tribalism can be traced back to early human survival strategies. If students don't grasp these basic concepts, they may struggle to understand their own emotional responses or social dynamics, leading to frustration, alienation, and poor decision-making.

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Victim Of Scam? Brain Chemistry Target Of Digital Marketing- Mismatch Between Primitive Brain and Modern World: The modern world—especially the digital, hyper-connected era of IR 4.0—places demands on cognitive and emotional faculties that are far beyond what humans evolved for. For instance, the dopamine-driven desire for instant gratification was helpful when hunting or foraging, but in today’s world, it can lead to issues like addiction to social media or impulse buying. Teaching evolution helps students understand this mismatch, equipping them to navigate the digital world more effectively by recognizing these primal urges.

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Critical Thinking and Adaptability: Evolutionary thinking promotes critical thinking, as it requires understanding complex systems, adaptations, and changes over time. A child who understands evolution is better equipped to think critically about their own abilities, motivations, and limitations. They learn to recognize that while their brains may be hardwired for certain patterns (e.g., fear of strangers, preference for fatty foods), they can also override these instincts through knowledge and reasoning, making them more adaptable to modern challenges- obesity, etc

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Failure to Grasp Cognitive and Emotional Evolution: Failing to teach evolution limits a child’s ability to understand why the brain responds the way it does in various situations—whether through emotions like fear, anger, or jealousy. Without this evolutionary framework, children may feel powerless over these feelings, rather than recognizing them as biologically ingrained responses that can be managed or rechanneled for positive outcomes. This inability to comprehend their own mind’s workings can lead to increased anxiety, poor self-regulation, and challenges in personal development.

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Long-Term Consequences: Without the knowledge of evolution, children are also unprepared for the rapid pace of technological change. They might be unable to understand why they feel disconnected or overwhelmed in a world of instant information, rapid shifts in technology, or artificial intelligence, leaving them ill-equipped to thrive in both their personal and professional lives. Understanding evolutionary psychology could help them better handle information overload, recognize cognitive biases, and deal with complex emotional landscapes in the digital age.