WHAT Talks

You've heard of TED talks. Well these are WHAT talks. These are also ideas worth spreading, but only on human evolution. 
See, for 3 generations, students of human biology and evolution have just not been taught about potentially the most brilliant idea about our evolution since Darwin, the so-called "aquatic ape hypothesis", or "waterside hypotheses of human evolution".
When Algis Kuliukas first heard about them, he became intrigued and returned to academia to do a MSc at UCL to find out why he'd not been taught about them. 25 years later, after obtaining a PhD from UWA, he's learned that these ideas are entirely plausible and evidence-based. In that time, however, he's failed to change what students of human biology are taught one jot.
So, time for a different approach. 
A public Zoom talk about waterside ideas will be held on the 2nd/3rd Sunday of every month and posted here. 
This is WHAT we should teach students to open their minds. Not to censor controversial ideas from them.