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Humans are pound for pound not as strong as chimpanzees. And no, it's not because of how we "control how much strength we use". It is because the way a chimanzee's frame is, compared to a humans. Their long torso's, powerful backs, and very long arms give them a mechanical, leverage advantage...

While your points are valid, the average American man is not 198 pounds in shape. And definitely not the kind of shape a paleolithic hunter would be in. Nevertheless, your points still stand and humans are large, tribal, pack hunting animals.