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View Poll Results: Does human's survival depend on his social skills and Is the "I" really a "We" t
Yes, man needs to socialize to survive; the "I" is really an ingested "We". 4 66.67%
Yes, man needs to socialize in order to survive; but the "I" is not an ingested "We". 2 33.33%
No, man does not need to be social for his survival; but the "I" is really an ingested "We". 0 0%
No, man does not need to be social for his survival; the "I" is not and ingested "We". 0 0%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 6.



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