I Didn't Want To Become A Professor

We Have Turned Away From The Natural World. Instead, It's All About Money And Power.

Surely It Should Be A Matter Of Moral Responsibility That We Humans, Different From Other Animals Mainly By Virtue Of Our More Highly Developed Intellect And, With It, Our Greater Capacity For Understanding And Compassion, Ensure That Medical Progress Slowly Detaches Its Roots From The Manure Of Non-human Animal Suffering And Despair.

We Seem To Have Lost The Wisdom Of The Indigenous People, Which Dictated That In Any Major Decision, The First Consideration Was 'how Will This Decision We're Making Today Affect Our People In The Future? These Days, Decisions Are Made Based On The Bottom Line.

The Chimps' Way Of Aggression Is Quick And Brutal. I Compare Them To Gang Attacks.

If A Chimp Who Has Been Abused Horribly By Humans Can Help A Human Friend In A Time Of Need, How Much More Should We Help The Animals - And Other People For That Matter - In Their Time Of Need?