According to the reading of Brown and Richerson (2014), the major debates among human behavioral ecologists, evolutionary psychologists, and cultural evolutionists was about the most important factor to human development. Cultural evolutionists preferred the social learning over the influence of genetic modules, and evolutionary psychologists held the opposite. Also, Turner and Thompson (2013) argued that the evolutionary discordance or mismatch model was overemphasized on the importance of genes on dietary. Instead, the mismatch model highly ignored the importance of the changes of environment, the development of the modern society, and the effect of social learning. The mismatch model demonstrated that the mismatch between human body development
