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Great apes like to spin themselves dizzy, a lot like children do, research shows

Children love to spin. Whether it is by whirling around on their feet, whipping around on a tyre swing, or tumbling down a grassy hill, they revel in the drunken effects of dizziness that follow. As humans mature, they might outgrow spinning on the playground

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Why Primates (Including Humans) Love to Spin Ourselves around until We All Fall Down

The menagerie that twirls and twirls includes gorillas, bonobos and, yes, us humans

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Study: Is the Human Drive for Consciousness-Alteration Evolutionary?

Take a look around, and one will notice the universal and natural human propensity to alter consciousness. Alcohol of various sorts is ubiquitously consumed worldwide. Caffeine consumption is a daily.

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Great Apes Spin Themselves to Deliberately Make Themselves Dizzy, Scientists Say

Great Apes Spin Themselves to Deliberately Make Themselves Dizzy, Scientists Say
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Great apes deliberately spin to become dizzy, say researchers

It may lead to clues why humans evolved the desire to seek altered mental states, it is claimed.

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