First published on Oct 29, 2012
An Interview with Tony Wright (Author of the book 'Left in the Dark')

Tony discusses his theory of human evolution and explains how a unique form of symbiotic association with the hormonally rich sex organs of plants initiated a runaway expansion of the human brain resulting in rare traits such as high cognitive function and a profound sense of empathy.
The breakdown of that unique symbiotic association brought the phase of rapid neural expansion to a sudden halt. The rare traits that were dependent on maintaining the association began to erode as the human brain began to revert to a more typical mammalian type.
For more information visit
http://leftinthedark.org.uk/ and http://beyond-belief.org.uk/

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