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My colleague, Stephen Suomi, has been rearing monkeys in two different ways: randomly separated the monkey from the mother and reared her with a nurse and surrogate motherhood conditions.

So these monkeys didn't have a mother; they had a nurse.

And other monkeys were reared with their normal, natural mothers.

The monkeys that had a mother did not care about alcohol, they were not sexually aggressive.

The monkeys that didn't have a mother were aggressive, were stressed and were alcoholics.

These are Day-14 monkeys, and what you see here is the modern way by which we study epigenetics.

And you can see the two groups of monkeys extremely well-separated from each other.

These monkeys already didn't see their mothers, so they had a social experience.

So in this experiment, we took placentas of monkeys that had different social status.

You put four monkeys in a cage, there will always be a boss and always be a peon.

But it was still mostly in monkeys and, of course, mosquitoes.

And I couldn't even see the monkeys that they were getting with these darts.

These are inflatable monkeys in every city in Scotland: "Everybody always thinks they are right."

We've become spreadsheet monkeys.

Our current studies have moved into what I think is going to be the best possible predictor of a human patient, and that's into macaque monkeys.

And we can look at our closest living relatives, monkeys and apes, and know yes they grieve, they feel their lives, so they don't deserve to be confined in highly invasive biomedical experiments year after year.

And I kept asking myself this really simple question: if the ancestors to New World monkeys could somehow cross the Atlantic Ocean, why couldn't humans cross that tiny stretch of water?

In experimental feeding in monkeys you can see that it actually downregulates a specific immune system modulator.

But you can't study emotion in mice or monkeys because you can't ask them how they're feeling or what they're experiencing.

And so you can do that in mice and you can do it in monkeys, because you can physically put things into their brain but for some reason we still can't do that in humans, OK?

But you can say this: all the apes and all the monkeys are capable of walking on two legs, if they want to, for a short time.

And put another way, the crux of the problem is the machine that we use for thinking about other minds, our brain, is made up of pieces, brain cells, that we share with all other animals, with monkeys and mice and even sea slugs.

And the monkeys in that monkey forest looked, actually, fairly happy.

And the third one got the same wry smile and said, "Well, while you were off doing your research, and you were off doing your monkey meatball surgery, that eventually we'll train monkeys to do, or cells or robots, or maybe not even need to do it at all, I was off running the future of the residency program, which is really the future of medicine."

Monkeys, chimps, just get rid of the hairy creatures."

You know, about a million years ago, a bunch of monkeys fell out of trees, got a little clever, harnessed fire, invented the printing press, made, you know, luggage with wheels on it.

This is an example of a call produced by squirrel monkeys when they're isolated from another one.

How are we actually going to ask monkeys about money if they don't actually use it?

So we said, well, maybe we should just, actually just suck it up and teach monkeys how to use money.

But this is the unit of currency that we've taught our monkeys at Yale to actually use with humans, to actually buy different pieces of food.

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