Caesar appears to have developed openness to experience, but what if he or the other apes were to become neurotic?
Rather than sheltering gays in separate schools, it would be much more effective to focus efforts on developing openness and understanding among their peers.
After mastering the physical discipline, many students are eager to embrace yoga's underlying philosophy -- but I have not developed the openness to the chanting, scripture and Indian music.
Try developing an openness about what each person likes or dislikes in the sexual relationship.
Hackers are vital to the university culture of openness and innovation: next month, 150 undergraduates will attend DevXS to develop prototype open-source web applications.
Like any worthwhile relationship, this one takes time and patience to develop, and calls for openness and sincerity".
The voluntary sector has to do more to get out and explain why its chief executives and other senior officers are worth paying four or five times more than the median wage, and at the same time charities need to develop a culture of openness about projects that work, and the ones that don't.
For example, Science helped develop the Transparency and Openness Promotion (TOP) guidelines.
Oxford University is one of more than 40 organisations involved in UK bioscience which agreed to develop a Concordat on openness on animal research.
"You have people expose themselves to things that are frightening for them, and you kind of sit with it and nurse it and watch what happens in order to develop more of an openness to it," Luberto told me.
