People had group values, because the children were group-owned. And that made a tremendous difference in the way the society imaged itself. People li… - Terence McKenna

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People had group values, because the children were group-owned. And that made a tremendous difference in the way the society imaged itself. People lived for the group, and in the core of the group were the children, and people always put them first. So everyone identified with the children, everybody was willing to face risk to preserve the younger gene-pool. This concern for male paternity is really a poisonous factor …