Lines 21–26: How does the allusion to Crusoe develop the author’s idea that ""we’re all interconnected""?

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Snezhnost [94]3 years ago

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Answer and Explanation:

This question is about "Monkey see, monkey do, monkey connect."

The allusion to Crusoe develops that the idea that Hom0 sapiens is completely different from this character, since Crusoe was alone and had no connections with the other people they met. However, Hom0 sapiens is interconnected with other Hom0 sapiens establishing emotional and physical interactions that help it to evolve and build the environment around it in a social way.

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