#91 Friends or enemies: Why social networks are the key to survival The Abstract

As social science reveals surprising overlap in the relationships of chimpanzees and humans, experts suggest friendliness may be the key to a species’ success. Inverse’s Sarah Sloat and Sarah Wells explain.







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https://www.inverse.com/science/aging-chimp-friendships




https://www.inverse.com/mind-body/survival-of-the-friendliest-brian-hare-intervew







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