The following is a conversation with Richard Rangham, a biological anthropologist at Harvard,

specializing in the study of primates and the evolution of violence, sex, cooking, culture,

and other aspects of ape and human behavior at the individual and societal level.

He began his career over four decades ago, working with Jane Goodall, and studying the

behavior of chimps.

And since then, has done a lot of seminal work on human evolution and has proposed several

theories for the roles of fire and violence in the evolution of us, hairless apes, otherwise

known as homo sapiens.

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