The Washington Post ran a story yesterday that compares some human and animal behavior. That much of human behavior is strongly rooted in our evolutionary heritage seems like a pretty easy conclusion, considering one of the anecdotes mentioned:
When Emory University primatologist Frans de Waal read a news story that said Microsoft's chief executive, Steve Ballmer, had hurled a chair across the room on hearing an employee was going to work for rival Google, the scientist immediately made a connection with his own research: "When I see such behavior, I think of a chimpanzee."
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