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THE GENIUS OF CHARLES DARWIN -- ILLUSTRATED SCREENPLAY & SCREENCAP GALLERY |
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put an arm around them, try to calm them down, groom them.
We call that consolation behavior.
Actually, that's common enough that you can collect data on it.
[Richard Dawkins] De Waal has accused my work
of promoting what he's labeled veneer theory ...
the idea that morals are a thin veneer
on top of the inherent nastiness of our animal nature.
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