| it's funny how the world works > a Harvard graduate student made a landmark discovery about the nature of human anger. the article doesn't credit the inuits with the discovery. > By contrast, Briggs seemed like a wild child, even though she was trying very hard to control her anger. "My ways were so much cruder, less considerate and more impulsive," she told the CBC. "[I was] often impulsive in an antisocial sort of way. I would sulk or I would snap or I would do something that they never did." but instead credits Briggs, who is the one exhibiting primitive behavior and being exposed to the higher path |
Discovered is not reasonably understood as "discovered for the first time by a human". For all we know the Inuit tribe themselves only discovered their techniques from another nation.