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Even When It Comes To Things Like Wars Over Oil, Which May Seem Like A Whole Different Ball Game, There Are Still Comparisons One Can Draw: Chimps Fight For Their Territory; They Fight For The Resources Within That Territory, So It Does Relate In A Way.

We Are Always Talking About How We Can Get More Environmental And Humanitarian Education. It Is About Listening To The Voice Of Young People - How They Feel, And What Would Be Most Meaningful For Them.

What Makes Us Human, I Think, Is An Ability To Ask Questions, A Consequence Of Our Sophisticated Spoken Language.

As Thy Days, So Shall Thy Strength Be.

It Has Actually Been Suggested That Warfare May Have Been The Principle Evolutionary Pressure That Created The Huge Gap Between The Human Brain And That Of Our Closest Living Relatives, The Anthropoid Apes. Whole Groups Of Hominids With Inferior Brains Could Not Win Wars And Were Therefore Exterminated.