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Very true. I've observed a friitcon on both sides of the fence where one side wants to completely separate humans from animals and the other continually wants to remind the other of our animal origins. Nowadays I find myself more often in the latter camp because I think we can achieve a truer understanding of our weaknesses and strengths if we recognise that how we work is a result of natural processes. The evidence that I've observed tells me that it is truer and more beneficial to view ourselves as animals' rather than as some entirely separate category of beings. We are just' animals (because it seems that one animal at least is capable of human consciousness; humans) but we have some incredibly advanced animal traits, especially in the area of cognition. Damian
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(VISITOR) AUTHOR'S NAME
Sara
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17 december 2014, 07:25:22
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