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Makeover Option Three:** Early humans lived in tougher times. Altruistic behavior is something we can afford. They could not. Many traits of evolutionary winners live on in us today. Freud remarked for the human beings desire to attain everything in their own way. Shedding light on this trait: Darwin explained how gluttony, lust, greed, and anger helped early humans survive. Saint Augustine explored this topic in the 5th century, claiming our corrupt nature was “already present in the seed from which we were to spring.” Adapting to infidelity is an impulse that still survives. Spreading their seeds like a dandelion in the wind, males provide protection and access to more providers, in turn benefiting the females. Striving for evolutionary advantage- males pass their genes to as many of the next generation as possible. Having more food may help a person survive to reproduce. In fact, natural selection encourages humans to hoard food; gaining food honestly was of no importance to the survival of the fittest. Favored by natural selection, those willing to fight could cow others, monopolize resources, and attract mates. Now guns and knives make it easier to cause harm.
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I am a senior Theatre and English double major. I'm from Owosso, Mi but recently moved to northern Kentucky, about 15 minutes from Cincinnati. I've been dating my boyfriend for almost four years. He attends Kettering University. That's him in the picture. I am currently stage managing //Crimes of the Heart// for the theater company. Last semester I stage managed three performances, //An Absolute Turkey//, ACDC Fall Concert, and One Acts. I am the choreographer for Alpha Psi Omega the national theater honorary. I am also a member of Alpha Gamma Delta. I have two cats: Mario Lopez Batali and Kitty. I have a younger brother Tyler who is almost 17. I love musicals, movies, television, and books. media type="youtube" key="-SnxaNt64PE" height="340" width="560"

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Caring Alpha Gamma Delta Responsible Alma College Theatre Stage Manager