Should We Model Human Behavior On A Brainless, Single-Cell Amoeba?

Academics in Amherst, Massachusetts, have jumped on an unusual source of scientific ….and existential…. investigation — a brainless amoeba known as slime mold.

This Fall, Hampshire College launched what it calls the first “institute for non-human scholars,” and the organizers insist it’s more than a gimmick. New England Public Radio’s Karen Brown has this story.

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Slime mold, by Aldyn Markle