The Instincts of Power and Rebellion in Human Society

This chapter explores the inherent political instincts of humans by comparing them to the behaviors of chimpanzees and baboons, particularly in the context of leadership and violence. The discussion also reflects on historical conflicts, suggesting vital implications for contemporary governance and societal structures in the face of aggression.

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