In the past, socializing men to become the best killer-protectors led to the survival of the “fittest.” In… — Warren Farrell
In the past, socializing men to become the best killer-protectors led to the survival of the “fittest.” In the future, with nuclear technology, training killers is more likely to lead to the destruction of everyone.
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