The mystery is "why this gesture" and not "are they communicating"
The hypothesis that's being put forward is this:
Apes, they argue, do not inherit specific gestures, but they do inherit the sense that they can use gestures to communicate with other chimpanzees. The animals create new gestures by borrowing — or “recruiting,” in the scientists’ lingo — movements that apes commonly make.
Per the article, they'll go where people want; not automatically down into "it's God's plan"
Thanks. I somehow missed the copy-paste
Two ways:
Or, in this case, not being batty enough.
Just one smallish outlet where the founders were Russian agents and the staff had a very flimsy pretext about who was paying them
She's a Republican, and has close ties to a whole bunch of the pre-Trump Republican establishment.
People with access to healthcare can hang on while deteriorating well beyond where he is over the course of many years.
Yeah, it's blindingly obvious who "US Political Party A" is if you pay the slightest bit of attention.
They'd probably get less engagement if I did that; headlines that confuse people cause them to comment, which in turn causes Facebook and Reddit to show content to more people.