Nairobi — On an ordinary day last week, I came across several different references
to cannibals. In my philosophy, this heralded more than serendipity - it
meant something significant.
We know that our ancestors engaged in such behaviour without thinking it
in the slightest bit odd, and that as recently as 30 years ago, the natives
of Papua New Guinea greatly fancied human flesh.
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