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Study: Pigs Are Either Optimists or Pessimists With Occasional Mood Swings
Pigs are much more like humans than you think. Pigs are much more like humans than you think. As it turns out, the animal, known to be very intelligent, can be classified as glass half-full or half-empty creatures; optimism and pessimism are not exclusive to humans after all.
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