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Daily Archives: July 19, 2010
Cave men traits – hard wired into us as humans
We joke about our cave man heritage, the hunter deep within our genes as well as other characteristics to explain or excuse why we get easily distracted when having conversations with our spouse whilst the TV is on. It was … Continue reading
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