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David Attenborough - Capuchin cooperation
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A couple of experiments that demonstrate reasoning and fairness that occurs in the mind of a couple of monkeys. Narrated by David Attenborough.
Sep 4, 2009 10:12 AM
Re: David Attenborough - Capuchin cooperation
Very nice, though I expected the biscuit monkey would give his chip to the grape monkey to get a share of grape. Either that or he'd attack the guy handing out the treats.
In the end though he takes the grape from the examiner at the cost of his friends grape.
In the end though he takes the grape from the examiner at the cost of his friends grape.
Re: David Attenborough - Capuchin cooperation
Well, Vulcan and Virgil aren't really friends, per se. More like acquaintances, at work. That's all.
By: Jaguarjp
Re: David Attenborough - Capuchin cooperation
And all that without holy scripture. I wonder how that can be ...
Re: David Attenborough - Capuchin cooperation
Because our sense of fair play is ingrained in us as social creatures?
Because we differ from other mammals by only a few genes?
Because God is an invisible man in the sky that was invented by man?
Because we differ from other mammals by only a few genes?
Because God is an invisible man in the sky that was invented by man?
By: spam_vigilante
Re: David Attenborough - Capuchin cooperation
hmm, interesting point, i never thought about that.
Re: David Attenborough - Capuchin cooperation
Aww, they think they're people :D
I was waiting for the monkey to tear the guys face off though. "What now? What now?! I got all your grapes now, fool!"
I was waiting for the monkey to tear the guys face off though. "What now? What now?! I got all your grapes now, fool!"
By: Raikou
