How Our Brains Defend Territory

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Bathinda, Punjab, India, Republic of (Free-Press-Release.com) November 1, 2011 -- 'Old habits die hard,' say the old folks. 'Genetic memory is alive and operating,' say the scientists. Genetic memory is part of our instinctive behavior. Naturally, you'd expect tens of thousands of years sitting in a cave facing outwards to monitor surroundings defend territory and solve the myriad problems of survival, to leave quite a mark on men.

Just look at them in a restaurant. Most men prefer to sit with their backs to the wall, facing the restaurant entrance. This makes them feel comfortable, secure and alert. No one's going to sneak up on them unobserved, even if it is, these days, with nothing more lethal than a particularly hefty bill. Women, on the other hand, don't mind having their backs to an open space, unless they are alone with young children, when they'll tend to take a seat next to the wall.

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