I can't help but share. Cool article title! In the article itself there is an explanation that the wild boars started to rescue and they lost their fear! Then I understood the etymology of the origin of the word "drive". Increased testosterone, fighting for females, reckless actions, unregulated aggressive behavior. "You travel" probably originally meant just that. inappropriate behavior. Then it just became something inappropriate, so it migrated to the concept of "not quite right, inappropriate action". Stay away from wild boars, it is described how the animals lost their fear. Good people, I...))) don't drive!

I can't help but share. Cool article title! In the article itself there is an explanation that the wild boars started to rescue and they lost their fear! Then I understood the etymology of the origin of the word "drive". Increased testosterone, fighting for females, reckless actions, unregulated aggressive behavior. "You travel" probably originally meant just that. inappropriate behavior. Then it just became something inappropriate, so it migrated to the concept of "not quite right, inappropriate action". Stay away from wild boars, it is described how the animals lost their fear. Good people, I...))) don't drive!