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The Other Darwin

Walrus - Not only the body of Homo sapiens, but the human mind as well has been shaped by evolution. How we think and feel has evolved over millennia, stretching back to our prehistory on the African savannah, and those ancient patterns stay with us, despite the cultural overlay of recorded history and the wide spectrum of individual difference.

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