I would imagine that if you were to select Jane Goodall to go on an episode of ‘Q&A‘, it would have to be for a very specifically-themed panel – perhaps something to do with, say, chimpanzees or conservation. I would imagine wrong.
“Well, I think the integrity of institutions is being questioned more and more around the world – at least thats what i hear. But you know, this really isn’t my sphere of expertise, if it was chimpanzees we were talking about, it would be different.”
“Do they trade in this sort of hierarchy and form special groups within themselves, are we behaving like chimps?”
Are political donations a legal form of bribery? @pwkurti
& Jane Goodall respond #QandA pic.twitter.com/qcJuUmK0Oa— ABC Q&A (@QandA) June 19, 2017
“So that means trust in Donald Trump that the American people have placed in him, Jane, is sacrosanct. Is that the sort of thing that happens in the primate world – more broadly – that you have your chief chimpanzee, who’s not liked by the rest of them and then tries to undermine?”
.@LindaBurneyMP says people want very simple things from their political leaders. Jane Goodall says alpha males can become unpopular #QandA pic.twitter.com/YaW4PZXxPq
— ABC Q&A (@QandA) June 19, 2017
“We cannot actually compare chimpanzee politics with human politics”
well I’m glad we cut that one off at the pass #qanda— Michael Koziol (@michaelkoziol) June 19, 2017
All respect to Jane Goodall but for sure we are are not about to take our cues from primates are we?? #qanda
— Jessica Yun (@hijessicayun) June 19, 2017
#qanda now giving dixers to Jane Goodall, because they needed to pretend to have a reason for her being there
— Frazer Loveman (@FSGLoveman) June 19, 2017
One does not simply invite Jane Goodall onto the panel then spend the entire evening discussing trust… more chimps please #QandA
— Bridget Hall (@viomelin) June 19, 2017
What can we do to help prevent the destruction of natural habitats? Jane Goodall responds #QandA pic.twitter.com/rZCQQo7gsZ
— ABC Q&A (@QandA) June 19, 2017