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Steve Stewart-Williams

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Psychology, evolution, science. Author of "A Billion Years of Sex Differences" (2026) and "The Ape That Understood the Universe" (2018).

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We don’t directly perceive the color of objects in the world. Instead, our brains infer color based on local context. [Link below.]

We don’t directly perceive the color of objects in the world. Instead, our brains infer color based on local context. [Link below.]

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I don't know what I thought a mosquito laying eggs would look like, but this isn't it.

I don't know what I thought a mosquito laying eggs would look like, but this isn't it.

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Amazing time-lapse footage of a day in the life of a pair of pot plants. Plants are so much more active than we usually imagine! We don't notice, though, because they move in slow motion (or, from the plant's point of view, we move in crazy-fast motion).

Amazing time-lapse footage of a day in the life of a pair of pot plants. Plants are so much more active than we usually imagine! We don't notice, though, because they move in slow motion (or, from the plant's point of view, we move in crazy-fast motion).

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Humans aren't the only primates that swim. Lots of Old World monkeys do too, including many macaques (the monkeys in the video). Sometimes they do it to get from A to B; sometimes they forage for food in the water – and sometimes they swim just for fun.

Humans aren't the only primates that swim. Lots of Old World monkeys do too, including many macaques (the monkeys in the video). Sometimes they do it to get from A to B; sometimes they forage for food in the water – and sometimes they swim just for fun.

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