The Conflict Between Coparianism and Behavioral Genetics

Carl Cameron: I have trouble reconciling coparianism, dorcheanism with behavioral genetics. There is strong anecdotal evidence the other way as well that if you look at animals like chimpanzees, that look as though they have feelings but it's fairly clear that they don't. So that's a whole class of explanations that have to be rejected on principle. But there is this is sort of counts as anecdotal evidence for something that there is strong anecdotal Evidence the other way too.