... everyday life, we shall see Kaldor's standards for .humanitarian laws being fulfilled. De Waal discusses of the system of morals that exists within the world of animals. He writes, "Their psychology contains many of the ingredients that, if also present in the progenitor of humans...must have allowed our ancestors to develop a moral sense. Instead of seeing morality as a new invention ... , "You cooperate when you lose in part because members of the current majority will cooperate when you win and they lose" (Guinier 343). Both statements exhibit selfishness by de Waal's definition of ha...

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