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	and massively destructive way of life. They did not know about viruses, bacteria, nutrition, ecology, or chemistry. Most early humans probably found hunting unnatural and immoral in aggressively harming others. But the w Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-03-25 20:39:06 Open Document File Size: 219,21 KB Share Result on Facebook City Glenside / New York / / Company GE / Norton / / Country United States / / Currency USD / / / IndustryTerm industry-government-university-media complex / car culture / endocrine systems / gas extraction / weapons manufacturing / chemical pollutants / oil spills / food / / Organization LA NS / MA ND / / Person Robert W. Sussman / Donna Sussman / Hart / / / ProvinceOrState Pennsylvania / / PublishedMedium Free Press / Primates / / Technology genetic engineering / AV / / URL www.RPAforAll.org / / SocialTag Bioethics Abuse Cruelty to animals Animalism Trans-species psychology Animal rights Animal welfare Zoology

and massively destructive way of life. They did not know about viruses, bacteria, nutrition, ecology, or chemistry. Most early humans probably found hunting unnatural and immoral in aggressively harming others. But the wAdd to Reading List