How are humans and other animals the same? How are they different?

In the following TEDs talk, neurobiologist Robert Saplosky talks about his 30 years of experience being around baboons and the like, and how it has changed the way he looks at other human beings. By working with these monkeys, he has come up with the basic building blocks that define all species as unique. These building blocks are; aggression, theory of mind, the Golden Rule, empathy, pleasure in anticipation and gratification postponement, and culture. For each block, he goes into

an in-depth explanation of what makes us no longer unique and the part in which humans are unique.

-Document your understanding below and be sure to include examples. (How are humans and other animals the same? How are they different?

1. Aggression
2. Theory of mind
3. The golden rule
4. Empathy
5. Pleasure in anticipation and gratification postponement
6. Culture

watch the video and write down page and half. answering the question and answer it with the 6 things posted .