Matthew LaCroix

We'll say not the first chapter.

Right.

And that's where this is very important that we sit here for a second.

again we justify our actions with all the violence and war around the world i mean this is there's not a better time to talk about this than right now right we justify this based on one very specific fact right here that we emerged as war empires okay

somewhere around 4,000 years ago with the Egyptian empires, the Ottoman empires, and the Assyrian empires, and the Akkadian empires, and the Babylonian empires, the Mede civilizations.

Those are what these images are.

So what happens?

Well, academics, scientists say, that's how we started.

That's how we always were.

We emerged from war cultures all battling each other.

So then what happened?

Darwin tries to understand what role we play with evolution for all the other species on earth, right?

You know this story.

So he goes to the Galapagos.

He's studying all the species.

He doesn't understand humans don't seem to fit into anything.

The only thing we seem to match are animals.

ants battling and fighting each other, like red ants.

Because it's the only, one of the only species in the world that will go to war against each other.

And hills do.