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Crows can 'count' similarly to toddlers, according to new study
Carrion crows can control their vocalizations and correspond the number of those calls to a cue, in a form of proto-counting, per the new research.
Having a sense of humour—both the ability to generate humour and to appreciate it—has repeatedly been found to correlate with measures of intelligence.
from Humour, Seriously: Why Humour Is A Superpower At Work And In Life by Jennifer Aaker
- Research shows that people who laugh at dark jokes have higher IQs and report less aggressive tendencies.
- Now on to the good news. Your no thanks doesn’t need to be an absolute, total, eternal no . We can use typewriters to write letters and write a poem on our phone at the bus stop. We can say no thanks to AI phone bots but still use ChatGPT to help us understand Aristotle’s Metaphysics in the original. We can be both critical and appreciative of new ... See more
from No Thanks
- what if public libraries were open late every night and we could engage in public life there instead of having to choose between drinking at the bar and domestic isolation