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Mind-reading gorillas love a good game

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Mind-reading gorillas love a good game

Not only humans cajole bored friends to keep playing with them – it shows that gorillas may have "theory of mind", and maybe even a sense of humour

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Mom and dad, stop stifling me – it's damaging my brain

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Mom and dad, stop stifling me – it's damaging my brain

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If mum is happy and you know it, wave your fetal arms

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If mum is happy and you know it, wave your fetal arms

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We feel your pain: Extreme empaths

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We feel your pain: Extreme empaths

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Amputees could get a helping hand in the virtual world

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Amputees could get a helping hand in the virtual world

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Music and lyrics: How the brain splits songs

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Music and lyrics: How the brain splits songs

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For a long life, smile like you mean it

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For a long life, smile like you mean it

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The brain scanner that feels your pain

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The brain scanner that feels your pain

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Where do atheists come from?

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Where do atheists come from?

Opinion

Decision-makers betrayed by their wide eyes

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Decision-makers betrayed by their wide eyes

When people make a decision, their pupils dilate – a cue that could betray intentions, or even converse with people with locked-in syndrome

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Beyond torture: The future of interrogation

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Life

Oldest 'writing' found on 60,000-year-old eggshells

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Technology

Mind-controlled prosthetics without brain surgery

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Technology

Brain scans now catch chemicals too

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