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    If Nature Had a Human Personality, What Would It Be?

    by Brian Gallagher Dec 13, 2016 2 minutes

    t can be foolish to anthropomorphize the natural world. Perhaps the most frequent version of this failing is when people attribute human thoughts and emotions to animal behavior. It wasn’t, as a titled, “First a polar bear petted a dog. Then a polar bear did what

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