Konstantin Kisin

And coming back to the discussion we started about competitiveness versus cooperation, you talked about men.

And while you and Francis were talking, it sort of became quite obvious to me that there's probably quite a big difference between the way men and women have evolved to think about these things.

Is that fair to say?

And would it be fair to say that the female, stereotypically speaking, the female role in addition to raising children is also to manage

the conflict orientation of men within the tribe?

Because if all the men are killing each other, when the other tribe comes along, you're in a bad place.

So are they a natural regulator of male competitiveness and violence in that way?

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