Should we abandon the theory theory ?

think if a human could not tell the difference between the computer’s behavior and the behavior of another human. In the standard Turing test, a human subject communicates with both another person and a computer electronically (e.g. by typing on a keyboard). The computer passes the Turing test if the subject cannot tell the computer’s communication from the human’s – if the computer can ‘fool’ the subject. We propose that monkeys might be able to serve a role similar to computers in evaluating the ‘intelligence’ of human players in strategic settings. Imagine two sets of data from experimental studies of some game (e.g. the Ultimatum game or the Prisoner’s Dilemma game). One is from pairs of human subjects and the other is from pairs of monkeys. What might be learned if the data are distinguishable, or more interestingly, if they are not?