Corpus-Paul

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If there are any similarities, which there are, then it is because, and due 
to, human propensities which have evolved over thousands of years in 
the--still continuing--process of adjustment and adaptation to humanity's 
environments.  In this process of survival and the constant search for 
enhancement, the "collective" brain has devised similar means of solving 
problems and making explanations, which then are passed on through genetic 
inheritance (note propensities, not content)--but apparently only among 
those human beings especially gifted in reflective imagination, as well as 
dealing with practical circumstances.  The key was civilization.

Richard Godwin.
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