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Damn. I always thought that
June 22, 2009
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Damn. I always thought that we got lucky by nature and didn't have to deal with survival so much, so our brains were allowed to grow. My rationale is that you can't watch your back and read a book at the same time. But according to this, I have the privilege of reading a book BECAUSE others or I watch my back so well.