Talk:Alpha (biology)
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Can you please not delete my external link on becoming an alpha male. We spent a long time putting that together, in hopes of putting in on wikipedia as a reference. The material is 100% relevant and useful to the topic. Those who wish to further their knowlege on the human behavior of an alpha male, will benefit from reading it, and it contributes to the integrity of the subject. The link provides visitors with further information on what they have come to find. Readers have been grateful to have located the book on this site. I will appreciate it if you respect the hard work and time put into this, and leave the link where it belongs. Thank You.
- Pleading for people not to remove blatant spam just isn't going to work. --GraemeL (talk) 21:26, 24 May 2006 (UTC)
- I agree with Graemel. GeorgeTsiros 07:24, 2 June 2006 (UTC)
What monkeys? Why isn't there any info on the concept of alphas in human societies?
[edit] Alpha male article
If ever there is an article made about human alpha males, perhaps this article would be a good reference: http://www.securitypunk.com/articles/transmuting_beta_to_alpha.html
I think this article is a little outdated or something. First of all, alpha males aren't usually determined by physical prowess, they are determined by attitude. It even says that in the Wolf wiki article. Secondly, as far as I've been raised, the term does not have a negative connotation when associated with humans. It is simply a social role classification. For example, Tom Cruise is considered by many to be an Alpha Male.
