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Heard about this the other day. Saying that they "have better memory" may be too bold though - rather, I think it best to say their short term identifying/memory skills are better than ours.
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Are you f'ing ****ting me with that?
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Nope. Show me some long term, detailed memory data that upholds your claim - and I will stand corrected.
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Are you f'ing ****ting me with that?
Are you f'ing ****ting me with that?
Nope. Show me some long term, detailed memory data that upholds your claim - and I will stand corrected.
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i hope that chimp becomes the next generation, new generation kids are just dumb
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No, what I mean by that is, are you actually kidding me that you took the topic title that's designed to attract attention like a newspaper headline, and tried to start some sort of debate over it's validity.
I'm not making a claim, I just want people to wonder what it is and watch the video, my god.
Take it for what it's worth: the impressive brainpower of chimps and go about your day thinking: I like chimps more now.
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Nope. Show me some long term, detailed memory data that upholds your claim - and I will stand corrected.
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QUOTE(Supersprynt @ Dec 11, 2007 - 11:36 PM) [snapback]621988[/snapback]
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Are you f'ing ****ting me with that?
Are you f'ing ****ting me with that?
Nope. Show me some long term, detailed memory data that upholds your claim - and I will stand corrected.
No, what I mean by that is, are you actually kidding me that you took the topic title that's designed to attract attention like a newspaper headline, and tried to start some sort of debate over it's validity.
I'm not making a claim, I just want people to wonder what it is and watch the video, my god.
Take it for what it's worth: the impressive brainpower of chimps and go about your day thinking: I like chimps more now.
This post has been edited by Supersprynt: Dec 12, 2007 - 10:58 AM
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Agreed, it is impressive.
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If i was held captive and asked to do that all day, I'm sure I'd get pretty good at it too.
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I believe the chimp has done them all before. If you watch closely, half of the time he doesn't even look at the screen before the numbers are covered up.
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Even so, that's some freaky crap right there
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I believe the chimp has done them all before. If you watch closely, half of the time he doesn't even look at the screen before the numbers are covered up.
I believe the chimp has done them all before. If you watch closely, half of the time he doesn't even look at the screen before the numbers are covered up.
Even so, that's some freaky crap right there
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The chimp looks at the screen every time, as it will not start until he hits the continue button.
I'm fairly certain that the numbers are programmed to appear randomly, as the experiment would not be useful at all if he were just going through the movements and this is something easily identified as a confounding variable. If I were conducting this experiment, this would be one of the first things that would have been made sure of, and I've been conducting psychological experiments for only 2 years now.
This post has been edited by Supersprynt: Dec 12, 2007 - 4:22 PM
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I believe the chimp has done them all before. If you watch closely, half of the time he doesn't even look at the screen before the numbers are covered up.
I believe the chimp has done them all before. If you watch closely, half of the time he doesn't even look at the screen before the numbers are covered up.
The chimp looks at the screen every time, as it will not start until he hits the continue button.
I'm fairly certain that the numbers are programmed to appear randomly, as the experiment would not be useful at all if he were just going through the movements and this is something easily identified as a confounding variable. If I were conducting this experiment, this would be one of the first things that would have been made sure of, and I've been conducting psychological experiments for only 2 years now.
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first of all the chimp gets a treat every time he/she gets its right. Where is the human treat?
second of all chimps have longer fingers so they can poke faster!
i'm sticking with those excuses why i can not beat the chimp =)
second of all chimps have longer fingers so they can poke faster!
i'm sticking with those excuses why i can not beat the chimp =)
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Thats great. Thanks for giving me a great smile to start the day with!
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If i was held captive and asked to do that all day, I'm sure I'd get pretty good at it too.
If i was held captive and asked to do that all day, I'm sure I'd get pretty good at it too.
Thats great. Thanks for giving me a great smile to start the day with!
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