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Homo erectus

Missing link


Personification_ aborigines attuning animism *religious*_ given or ascribed human

Elephants given the rights as: Non_human persons characteristics, as they share many things with humans.

Living with elephants and personifying them? Proven as a cause to keep safe? Ecological naivity doesnt come to elephants as they co_evolved with humans,, and are timid and shy. Night and darkness


Persecution

Hundreds\ years ago malays focused on the coasts

But interested in asli as provided trading n slavery from the archipalego eventually stopped by brit n dutch, so increase in slave trading in pninsula by the sumatera traders. 

Kedah and perak source of elephants for wars of india _ lucrative attractions for dutch to monopolise live elephant trades , but didnt get far to break cartels



Paternism

Statw towards people and animals, likes things to be b&w straight lines uniformity

The certain amt of respect givn to survival of th fittst

Genetics and cultural that is compatible to living in forests and nature -50000

To fully excavate internal states revemue, Trends of 

"civilising \ trans_ relocating asli and elephants 40000 for 1 elephant. 

Interior reservations 

Bring developments to asli, cement housing and agriculture. Teaching, rearing. Long term issues: developed answers" dont help established and concrete test of time of the way of asli.


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