Even modern humans, the most social primates, do not deviate much from the fundamental principles seen in chimpanzees

‌I view modern humans as primates who fundamentally prioritize interests and stakes, and while they have highly sophisticated these aspects, they have also systematized their own standards to uphold over time.
Extremists may argue that this is nothing special compared to other primates, but modern humans have raised the standards for socialization to such an extent that private sanctions are no longer permitted, marking a significant difference.
While chimpanzees killing members of their own group and monkeys hunting and eating each other are the archetypes of modern humans, modern humans have now gone too far to be grouped together as the same kind of primate.
However, I believe that if a collective unit loses its mind at any moment, modern humans can revert to a level of violence similar to that of chimpanzees.