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Human beings live with a strange contradiction.

We admit that we look like apes. We see the similarity in our hands, our faces, our eyes. We study biology in school. We learn about evolution. We even joke about “monkey behavior.”

But we seldom fully realize what it means to be apes.

Biologically, humans belong to the great ape family. Our DNA is extremely close to chimpanzees. Our bone structure follows the same blueprint. Five fingers. Opposable thumb. Forward facing eyes. Social bonding. Hierarchies. Cooperation. Conflict. The evidence is not emotional. It is anatomical and genetic.

Yet psychologically, we resist this identity.

Why?

Because ego prefers superiority.

We like the idea that we are separate, chosen, elevated above the rest of life. We create narratives where we stand outside nature instead of inside it. But evolution does not place us on top of a ladder. It places us on a branching tree. We are one branch among many.

Understanding that we are apes does not reduce human value. It clarifies it.

We are intelligent primates who developed language, culture, science, and technology. That is extraordinary. But it is still the result of natural processes. Our intelligence evolved. Our moral systems evolved. Even our tendency toward pride and tribal thinking evolved.

This is where the second idea becomes important.

“There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self.”

If we are apes with advanced brains, then our real challenge is not domination. It is self improvement.

Competing for status is ancient. That behavior exists in many primate species. But self reflection, discipline, and conscious growth are higher expressions of the same evolved brain. When we focus on improving ourselves instead of proving we are better than others, we move beyond raw instinct.

That is real evolution. Not just biological evolution over millions of years, but personal evolution over a lifetime.

Admitting that we are apes is not humiliation. It is intellectual honesty. And honesty is the foundation of maturity.

The tragedy is not that humans are animals. The tragedy is that we often behave like insecure animals while claiming to be superior beings.

If we truly accept our place in nature, something interesting happens. Arrogance weakens. Curiosity grows. Responsibility increases. We stop pretending to be above the planet and start acting as part of it.

We are apes.

But we are apes capable of reflection.

And that makes all the difference.

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He empowered farmers, not corporations.
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Subscribe backup @Unfiltered Indians In a historic achievement, 15-year-old Gariyashi Chutia from Assam successfully completed a 20-kilometre open sea swim from Karanja Jetty to the Gateway of India in Maharashtra, covering the distance in 5 hours and 25 minutes.

Gariyashi began her swim in the Arabian Sea at 5:10 AM from Karanja Jetty and reached the Gateway of India at 10:35 AM, battling strong currents and challenging sea conditions along the route. With this feat, she became the first female swimmer and the first Assamese girl to complete the demanding open water crossing.

A Class 9 student of Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Gariyashi trains at the Dr Zakir Hussain Aquatic Complex at the Arjun Bhogeswa Baruah Sports Complex, Sarusajai. She is coached by Babul Gurung, under whose guidance she has been preparing for long-distance open water swimming.

The achievement has been widely hailed as a moment of pride for Assam and is being seen as a major milestone for young swimmers from the state. Gariyashi’s successful swim has further highlighted Assam’s growing presence in national-level open sea swimming events.

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