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03-02-2011, 08:25 AM
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I have another article that talks about war/peace that relates to our closest evolutionary brethren. I'll post it tomorrow (I hate trying to make links on the iPhone >.<).
EDIT: Here it is.  http://www.truth-out.org/article/rob...-history-peace I think the issue here isn't who started war, it's who started the most war. All people fight sometime in their history ("war, war never changes"), it's more a question of who does it the most. We obviously have different opinions of who that is, taking the two main sides in the debate of speculative anthropology (and that's all it can really be now, most HGs have been killed off, and the few remaining have been exposed to civilization, thus eliminating the chance of examining "pure" HGs first-hand). Ok, then. I need to be up at 7, and it is currently...er...2:30. I've been at this enough for one day. Off to bed.
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