Please see"Bonobo, the forgotten
>ape", "The Semai, a nonviolent people of Malaya", and "The Forest People" by
>Colin Turnbull among many excellent works. Either testosterone is not evenly
>distributed among peoples, animals, and times, or else it is not the main
>factor in what we call "aggression". Respectfully, DMadrone.
>
It's my understanding that the bonobo males have the same level of
aggression as other male chimps, but that because the unique (sexual) female
bonding system, the female bonobos start slapping the adolescent males silly
when they begin to act out. The bonobos do hold out hope for humanity, but
it's not by raising/breeding a different kind of male. It's about females
acting out a separatist agenda.
