Cannibalism and Culture
The discussion delves into the complexities of cannibalism as a cultural taboo, suggesting it may be both a natural instinct and a socially constructed belief. While one argues for its hardwired nature, the conversation highlights the potential pitfalls of assuming that widely accepted practices, like slavery, are inherently natural. A captivating mystery from Papua New Guinea challenges preconceived notions, prompting listeners to reconsider what they believe to be true.In this clip
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