Monkeys on stage show near human intellect says scientist
Professor Shepherd reports chimpanzees Peter and Consul on stage performing tasks that mimic human actions. The study notes superior motor equipment training and indications of intelligent imitation, with possible primitive reasoning and emotions, placing apes closer to humans in mental capacity than other animals. The article cites extensive demonstrations of tool use, communication, and social behavior observed during private tests and stage performances.
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An analysis argues that Western youth delay marriage due to income gaps, urging parental support modeled on Chinese practice. It suggests fathers should ensure a son’s earning capacity before marriage and even provide the bride’s support until the son can start his own family, echoing older marriage patterns.
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