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  1. 19789

    This article states that as a result of an internal representation of their bodies and parts, macaques “gradually come to mentally regard their hands and arms, and then their entire bodies, from a third-person perspective.” Isn’t that a good definition of self-awareness, one of the supposed differences between humans and other animals and between humans […]

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  2. Well-Tooled Primates

    People may have leaned on ancient primate-brain capacities to begin making stone tools by 2.5 million years ago, a transition that possibly spurred the development of language and other higher mental faculties.

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  3. Math

    Sudoku Class

    Sudoku puzzles are showing up in the math classroom.

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  4. Humans

    From the January 30, 1937, issue

    A new atomic gun, an old human skull, and making stronger rayon.