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It certainly won't change with that kind of attitude. Don't you want to live a peaceful life and be free from your baser instincts? I believe most people do, and if they don't, the mission of those who have education and means should be to show the way in that direction, instead of shrugging off the worst things and excusing them on "monkeys", which IMO is insulting to monkeys.
Of course, we all want to live peaceful lives and be free from our baser instincts, but the entire society that allows you to live a "peaceful life" is based on exploitation and war. Just because you don't see it at home doesn't mean you don't profit/benefit from human violence and exploitation. As for my comment on "monkeys": 1. Larger primates like chimpanzees are known predators that hunt and consume smaller monke…
Aspects of that behaviour appear in the behaviour of other primates, but not all primate groups have identical behaviours.
Chimpanzee behaviours also vary by troop and circumstances, just as might be expected from social behaviours.
Such behaviours _exist_, but they may not in fact be optimal, inevitable, etc.
Perhaps chimpanzees behave as they do 'cause the bonobo's didn't invite them to the cool parties.