The Science of Awkwardness and Why Some People Are More Prone to It Than Others
In the latest episode of Vsauce, host Michael Stevens explores the science of awkwardness and why some people are more prone to it than others. The episode looks at how concern for one’s social behavior was an evolutionary advantage and other complicated aspects of how an individual fits into society.
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