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It’s important to compare things that are pretty alike, like humans and chimps, with their evolutionary ties, but when you find similarities between things that are ordinarily seen as very different, like humans and ants — that’s where the new ideas come from.

Sy Safransky, Editor and Founder of The Sun

By Hugh Martin Love and justice June 2018

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