&#x27;There&#x27;s this historic recontexualizing of animals as being &quot;just like us.&quot;&#x27;<p>I don&#x27;t know. In my opinion, is not that &quot;they are like us&quot; but that &quot;we are one of them&quot;. We are animals. In this context, to pretend to separate animal behavior from human behavior is what is &quot;just wrong and leads to bad outcomes&quot;.<p>The singular behaviors of humans are not more singular that other animals. Why to focus in &quot;being horny all the time&quot; and not in eating the mate after copulation?. This is a political decision too, a kind of human chauvinism.<p>Just to be clear, I don&#x27;t say that there is nothing special about humans, but we have to see in the context of what we are, another animal that have evolved in a curious way. In my opinion, this category separation is the wrong way to think about the subject.