Understanding why the fear of the dark may have contributed to the survival of our human ancestors is more relevant to the evolutionary perspective of not being attacked or going into combat without visualizing the enemy.
The evolution of the human species began at least 6 million years ago. During this period, a population of primates in northwest Africa split into two lineages that evolved independently. The first group remained in the rainforest environment and gave rise to chimpanzees.
With this information, we can conclude that the evolutionary perspective of not being attacked or going into combat without visualizing the enemy.
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