Epstein Secrets

Q. 16 17 FOR THE RESPONDENT 18 19 Reporter Stephen W. Franklin, RMR, CRR, CPE (561)514-3768 Offici

em(I) ~le III 219 bials (2) 721 24:21 *PR« (3) 24:8.12.15 1444411~) (I/ 9:13 1918497 a112:11 17:5 oreurrt4 (1111:4 /tana) 11:23 OIRna) 15:13 Platt (1)1:19 okay II81 281:2.10 916 10:14 11:14 14:2.14 158 2011.1/21:20.25 23:22 24:2.1723 ouve (3) 18:11 19:21 21:21 0414989 (I/ 1122 0119819•115 1

Q. 16 17 FOR THE RESPONDENT 18 19 Reporter Stephen W. Franklin, RMR, CRR, CPE (561)514-3768 Offici

em(I) ~le III 219 bials (2) 721 24:21 *PR« (3) 24:8.12.15 1444411~) (I/ 9:13 1918497 a112:11 17:5 oreurrt4 (1111:4 /tana) 11:23 OIRna) 15:13 Platt (1)1:19 okay II81 281:2.10 916 10:14 11:14 14:2.14 158 2011.1/21:20.25 23:22 24:2.1723 ouve (3) 18:11 19:21 21:21 0414989 (I/ 1122 0119819•115 1

— a case of what the late evolutionary biologist Stephen J. Gould referred to as an exaptation? Does the e

male rhesus monkeys value different kinds of social information and how much they will pay to obtain it. As in our discussion of wanting and liking, Platt nghtly assumed that rhesus monkeys would value most what they like most, and that they would pay the highest price for what they are most motivated t