Re: Origin of Emotions

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Zhuohan Cai <Zen+@CMU.EDU> writes:
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> I am intrigued. Did our ancestors have the same range of complex
>everyday feelings we experience? Is there any evidence to substantiate
>or disprove that?
>This is just for interests' sake; I am no anthropologist.

You might try reading "The Expression of Emotions in Man and Animal" by
none other than Charles Darwin, and go from there.

Cheers - Carl

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