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Monkeys Share Our Geometric Intuition: Shapes Without Labels

Dr. Olivia Grant4 hours ago07 mins

New research shows rhesus macaques categorize shapes like circles and squares using the same mental rules as humans, challenging our sense of cognitive uniqueness.

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