Personal Growth — August 13, 2014

Baby Gorilla and Baby Human React to Stethoscope

We’ve all been there. And this human baby and baby gorilla share our pain: the cold surprise of the stethoscope. Image courtesy of Science All Day

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We’ve all been there. And this human baby and baby gorilla share our pain: the cold surprise of the stethoscope.

Image courtesy of Science All Day

A weekly newsletter featuring the biggest ideas from the smartest people

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