Edward O. Wilson Quotes

The Ape Dreads Death And Will Deal With This Knowledge As Bizarrely As We Have? . . . The Desired Objective Would Be Not Only To Communicate The Knowledge Of Death But, More Important, To Find A Way Of Making Sure The Apes' Response Would Not Be That Of Dread, Which, In The Human Case, Has Led To The Invention Of Ritual, Myth, And Religion. Until I Can Suggest Concrete Steps In Teaching The Concept Of Death Without Fear, I Have No Intention Of Imparting The Knowledge Of Mortality To The Ape.

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