Sarah Hrdy: The Origin of Emotionally Modern Humans

Sarah Hrdy, professor emerita of anthropology at the University of California-Davis, a renowned anthropologist, primatologist and human behaviorist, spoke at Cornell on October 17, 2011 during her first visit to campus as an A.D. White professor.

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Not sure if humans currently after agricultural/pastoral revolution (based on competitive possessiveness over private property, inheritance, virginity and maximisation of birth rates according to antinatalism based on consent) are the most empathetic and egalitarian compared to pan paniscus society based on reactive socially functional same sex bonding and group bonding for reconciliation depending on a specific environment or all the extinct undocumented egalitarian hunter-gatherer societies. What we have now looks more like a pan troglodytes proactive political games over status and offspring.
According to personal experience some children get upset if someone asks to share.

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