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Humans may not be as hardwired for violence as we thought

Recent research analyzing 100 primate species indicates that everyday aggression and lethal violence do not stem from the same behavioral continuum, challenging the notion that humans are innately predisposed to violence. This study may offer new insights into the evolutionary roots of aggression and inform policy discussions on violence prevention strategies.

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