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Why Scientists Should Use Magic to Study Animal Intelligence – Gizmodo Australia
Scientists should use magic tricks to better understand animal intelligence and perception, argue a team of researchers in a new paper. The idea makes sense, particularly when humans and animals can be fooled by the same illusion. I’ve never really been a fan…
Scientists should use magic tricks to better understand animal intelligence and perception, argue a team of researchers in a new paper. The idea makes sense, particularly when humans and animals can be fooled by the same illusion.
Ive never really been a fan of magic tricks. Sure, theyre entertaining as hell, but they make me feel, well, a bit violated. When Im duped by a magician, I feel like theyve somehow reached into my brain and exploited a cognitive weakness or vulnerability. Its like my …
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