Chimps in the Wild Show Stirrings of Culture

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There is a growing amount of evidence that indicates chimpanzee behavior is influenced by the culture of a particular group of chimpanzees. Grooming, calling, and tool-using behavior varies among groups of chimps in different locales. Researchers say that one chimp learns from another and pass on behavior to other chimps in a group.

Research, Behavior, Anthropology, Chimpanzees

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Ritual Abuse, Hot Air, and Missed Opportunities

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The portrayals of scientists in the media and motion pictures are analyzed with a review of the types of roles that typically are relegated to this profession. The relationship between the scientific community and the media has been a little misunderstood and their history is given.

Analysis, Science, Media coverage, Movies, Science in motion pictures

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The third culture

Article Abstract:

The dominance of technology in modern culture has transformed previously held notions of the elevated nature of science and its aims. Unimpressed with scientific credentials and theories, the new culture of nerds thrives on novel discoveries and practical applications.

Social aspects, Technological innovations

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