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Content: whether mired for hours in a sense of life’s
pointlessness or beset for days by unresolved anxiety; whether deprived by long
workweeks from quality time with offspring or drowning in quantity time with
them – whatever the source of stress, we at times get the feeling that modern
life isn’t what we were designed for." Well, if we are not suited for the modern world, how and why
did we make it this far? Why don’t we heed the call of our "selfish"
genes and say, the heck
with it -- and fornicate like bunny rabbits in the streets? Because we would scare
the horses off, silly. No, I’m just kidding of course. But it does
bring up a most important point: That socialization
norms and cultures at local environments do have greater influence on our behaviors than some
behaviorists wish to admit. It is precisely
questions like these that evolutionary psychology attempts to answer. Modularity thinking may very well have had its first emergence with the work 
  of Franz Joseph Gall (1758- 1828) who reasoned that the brain was divided into 
  dozens of distinct capabilities.