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]]> Comment on Predatory Phenomenon at Goodwill by Farther http://www.diascribe.com/2011/06/10/predatory-phenomenon-at-goodwill/#comment-17 Farther Sat, 11 Jun 2011 00:34:36 +0000 http://www.diascribe.com/?p=1262#comment-17 Wow... that's awesome. I wish I could have seen that. I always love seeing people inadvertently devolve towards their baser instincts. It reminds me of one time I was in a meeting at work and two men went for the same chair. Neither offered up the chair to the other or even said anything. The larger of the two simply stopped and looked expectantly at the smaller one and he won the chair with less than half a second of eye contact. They just became two males in the animal kingdom simply knowing which was Alpha and which certainly was not. It was interesting to witness. Wow… that’s awesome.

I wish I could have seen that.

I always love seeing people inadvertently devolve towards their baser instincts. It reminds me of one time I was in a meeting at work and two men went for the same chair. Neither offered up the chair to the other or even said anything. The larger of the two simply stopped and looked expectantly at the smaller one and he won the chair with less than half a second of eye contact. They just became two males in the animal kingdom simply knowing which was Alpha and which certainly was not.

It was interesting to witness.

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