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Welcome back once again to Cool Stuff Ride Home,

where we have some of the more interesting and cool stories from around the world

for your education and hopefully enjoyment as well. I'm Reggie Rizzou alongside Marcus Paff on

today's episode. A new study suggests that apes recognize when a human doesn't know something

and will try to fill in the gaps for them. Plus we look at the first possible lunar data center.

On this day in history, we focus

on Jack Kilby and his groundbreaking work at Texas Instruments. That's all coming up on cool stuff.

Turning once again to ZME Science and author Mahai Andre. Imagine you're playing a game where you're

trying to find a treat under one of three cups. Sometimes

you see where it goes and sometimes you don't. If you have no idea where the treat is,

you might ask for help. And if your friend is feeling generous, they'll point you in the right

direction. Now, imagine your friend is a bonobo, like a monkey. Turns out that doesn't change things

all that much. A groundbreaking study published this week in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

suggests that apes, like humans, recognize when others lack knowledge and will communicate

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