I found this very uplifting, and makes me wonder whether such 'tit for tat' relationships would form (or even have, already) in parts of Iraq nowadays. Perhaps not in the sense of the trenches in WWI, where the front lines were clearly defined - but where, say, days of non-aggression would be met with a pause in seeking to engage the other side.

It certainly provided a more logical application and definition for the surviving of genes and species in evolution. From the perspective of the individual, it would appear that evolution is cold/harsh/amoral. Where indeed this just isn't always the case - merely the 'unit of measure' for species survival in the grand scheme.

The images from WWI were amazing.

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Notice how women always choose D.

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