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Jiang presents war as the theory that farming and settlement made defense easier, with chimpanzee violence as supporting primate evidence.
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Chimpanzees
Jiang presents war as the theory that farming and settlement made defense easier, with chimpanzee violence as supporting primate evidence.
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"We can only guess about what happened so the first theory is the idea of coercion Okay, and what this basically means is that..."
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"...enemy coming. Okay, so War the evidence for this is that Chimpanzees, okay again who are like us They go to war a lot...."
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"...from monkeys. 99 % of our DNA is that of a chimpanzee. And you're taught that the world is primarily materialistic. The world is..."
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"...very closely Okay, the first is gorillas. We also look at chimpanzees and we look at banal bulls. Okay Chimpanzees and bonobos are very..."
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"...war is a good explanation either. So it is true that chimpanzees are naturally violent, okay? They're always beating the crap out of each..."
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