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HOW WE BECAME HUMAN Heikki Topi the dry riverbed of theOver thousands of years, humans have developed mechanisms to help us live together in ever larger social groups. We developed a set of 'moral emotions' such as empathy, guilt and outrage, as well as a tendency to favour people in our in groups and a propensity to punish perceived wrongdoers. Our culture also evolved, giving us powerful tools like religion and politics that could expand community sizes and maintain moral order. While these mechanisms