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The Paragon of Animals or are Humans unique?

by lorenz on May 30, 2005 in persons and theories

Jason Godesky, The Anthropik Network

The final for my very first anthropology class included an essay question, asking what made humans unique from the rest of the animal kingdom. We are unique in many ways. That uniqueness, however, does not go nearly as far as we've congratulated ourselves. >> continue

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