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Great Apes and Humans Share a 15‑Million‑Year Laughter Rhythm

The finding points to gradual gains in vocal timing that may have helped build the foundations for human speech.

Study Finds People Tend to Turn Counterclockwise When They Walk

Urbanization Leads City Bowerbirds to Use Human-Made Items in Courtship

Bipedalism and Brain Expansion Explain Why Most Humans Are Right‑Handed

Study Ties Human Right-Handedness to Bipedalism and Bigger Brains

Richard Dawkins’ Talks With Claude Revive the AI Consciousness Question

Harvard Student’s ‘Sinceerly’ Chrome Add-On Makes Emails Imperfect to Feel Human

Beef Season 2 Reimagines the Anthology at a Gilded California Country Club

John Oliver Targets Media’s Role in Supercharging Prediction Markets

Two Publications Release Overlapping Book Lists to Sharpen Thinking

Werner Herzog’s ‘Ghost Elephants’ Opens Nationwide, Charting a High-Stakes Search in Southern Africa

Science Study Finds Neandertal–Human Pairings Skewed Toward Neandertal Men and Modern Women

Urine Tests Show Wild Chimps Regularly Metabolize Alcohol From Fermented Fruit

NASA Targets March Window for Artemis II After Hydrogen Leak Halts Rehearsal

Study Traces Kissing to Ape Ancestors 21 Million Years Ago, With Neanderthals Likely Kissers

‘Pluribus’ Episode 3 Deepens the Stakes of Vince Gilligan’s Hive‑Mind Drama

Brazilian ‘Largados e Pelados’ Contestant Uses Genitals to Lure Fish in Viral Episode

Study Finds Wild Chimps Consume About One Human Drink’s Worth of Ethanol Daily

Wild Chimpanzees Ingest Alcohol Equal to About Half a Liter of Beer Daily, Study Finds

Field Study Finds Wild Chimpanzees Consume Alcohol Daily From Fermented Fruit