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Tu cerebro evolucionó para acumular suministros y avergonzar a los otros por hacer lo mismo

  • Written by Stephanie Preston, Professor of Psychology, University of Michigan
Tu cerebro evolucionó para acumular suministros y avergonzar a los otros por hacer lo mismoAPAP Photo/Ted S. Warren

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