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Using the required reading "The Unexpected Origins of Human Values" by Morris, briefly discuss how human values of fairness and justice might be biologically evolved adaptations. In detail, using a cross-cultural perspective - the ! Kung Bushmen (e.g. see Lee), Masaai (e.g. see Holmes), and Western nations such as America (e.g. see Kottak, etc.) - explain how nonindustrialized economies (e.g foragers, pastoralists) in comparison to industrialized economies (e.g. Western capitalism) tend to promote different core values and hence, are examples of how different cultural economies can impact how humans interpret fairness and justice. Should Americans from industrialized economies learn from some non-industrialized economies, particularly the ! Kung Bushmen and Maasai, in terms of the core values of "sharing" and "generosity" they economically reinforce (e.g. see Holmes)? Explain.