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If these monkeys can figure out what ‘fair’ means, why can’t humans?

The idea that humans can’t work together and share the wealth is something foisted upon us by … well, those who don’t want us to work together and share the wealth. Be honest: After watching this, if you were the second monkey — the one with all of the nuts — would you give back…

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Brandon Weber

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