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    The Osaro Theory: Emotional Reservoir
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    The Osaro Theory: Emotional Reservoir

    By Efosa Osaro

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    The Osaro Theory suggests that there is a variation between those who evolved in tropical conditions and those who evolved in a colder climate. It is the author’s belief that these environmental differences have altered not only the physiology but are also responsible for the biological and the behavioral differences between blacks, whites and Asians.

    The ‘Emotional Reservoir’ is a phrase he coined based on the study of the enormous effect of the sun on the earth and how it affects human biology, physiology, and behavior. According to his theory, these environmental differences have numerous effects on human beings; also on how the environment can dictate human intelligence.

    This theory also suggests that the people who evolved out of sub-Saharan Africa tend to possess more ‘Emotional Reservoir’ than the Europeans and Asians who evolved in a colder environment and who tend to have a lesser ‘Emotional Reservoir’. Furthermore, this higher ‘Emotional Reservoir’ is also responsible for certain behaviors that are detrimental to the growth and the stability of these groups which, in turn, cause behavioral pathologies and poor decision-making.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGrosvenor House Publishing
    Release dateJul 11, 2019
    ISBN9781786235756
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