Jin -Guodal said she will launch Trump and Moussak on one direction to space Jin -Guodal
In the age of chimpanzee behavior, Jin -Godal has become a authority of the adults of adults male. Now, in an interview released a few days after her death, the famous primitive specialist will reveal what she will do with Donald Trump, Elon Musk and other people who saw that they were showing similar features: launching her in one direction trip to space.
Insight comes in Goodlix’s documentary thinking The last famous wordsRegistered in March and she was kept under her rolls until her death last week at the age of 91.
“There are people who do not like, and I would like to put them on one of the space ships in Musk and send them all to the planet, which will make sure that he will discover it,” Judal Brad told Al -Shalok within a period of 55 minutes of discussing her life, work and heritage.
It would be Musk, the founder of Spacex and Trump’s ally with a tendency to a clear greeting in the style of Nazis and shoot thousands of federal workers, among them, and he wanted to know him.
“Oh, definitely. The host will be. You can imagine what you put on the spacecraft. To the side of Musk will be Trump and some of the real Trump supporters, she said.
Then I will put [Russian president Vladimir] Putin there, and I would like to place [China’s] The eleventh president. Certainly I will put [Israeli prime minister Benjamin] Netanyahu there and his right -wing government. Put them all on the space ship and send it. “
This is not the first time that goodll, the environmental call hero, Trump in particular.
in 2022 interviews With MSNBC, she said that he showed “the same type of behavior that the male chimpanzees will appear when he competes for dominance with another person. They are in a straight position, they mix, and they are often exposed to themselves larger and aggressive, which may already be to intimidate their competitors.”
In the Netflix interview, the first in the new series of the new broadcasting network that captures the ideas of the iconic world’s characters that are not broadcast only after their death, Goodall explained her thinking.
“It is interesting to deal with two types of alpha. One does everything by aggression, and because they are strong and they are fighting, they do not last for a long time. Others do this using their brains, like a young man who will only challenge him to be a higher friend if his friend, often with him, know, lasts a lot,”.
She also studied “simplification” of behavior, and what she taught her study on the aggressive behaviors showed by groups of humans and chimpanzees when they faced something they considered as hostile, even if there is no threat.
She said: “The chimpanzee sees a stranger from a nearby society, get everything, extend the hair, communicate and touch another.
“It is meant,” she added. “Some of these demonstrations that turn into aggressive, and they are sweeping them. They all want to become and become aggressive. They protect their lands or fight for domination.”
I asked Al -Shawk if she thought it was the same for humans. “Perhaps, sometimes yes, but I really think most people are fit,” she said.
“My biggest hope is to raise this new generation of citizens, roots and buds. But do we have time? I don’t know. It’s really dark time.”
Godal, born in London five years before the start of World War II, is similar to the battle against the darkness of the current policy with Britain, which stands in front of Nazi Germany, and the “spirit of stubbornness” showed by Winston Churchill.
She said: “This does not mean that you have no moments of depression, but then I got out of it and says:” Well, I will not allow them to win. “
“He is like Churchill in the war, his famous speech, and we will fight them on the beaches, and we will fight them in the streets and cities, then he turned aside to a friend and heard to say, and we will fight them at the ends of the broken boats because this is all we got well.”
Goodll, in the post -participation title, ended with a message of encouragement for those who are fighting against political persecution and climate emergency.
“Even today, when the planet is dark, there is still hope. Do not lose hope. If you lose hope, you become indifferent and do nothing,” she said.
“And if you want to save what is still beautiful in this world – if you want to save the planet to future generations, your grandchildren, and their grandchildren – think about the measures you take every day. Because, where a million times have doubled, even a billion times, small measures will make a big change.”