 einbar says: In recent decades scientists have cast aside a linear, sequential view of brain evolution in which the human brain incorporates components resembling the brains of modern fishes, amphibians, reptiles and birds and have adopted a new view of divergently branching brain and mind evolution. Substantial cognitive abilities have evolved multiple times, based on differing neural substrates—including the mental agility that enables us humans to decipher brain evolution and its meaning Or "one earth, many worlds"? at first: "One earth, many worlds" - shows a outlook on life, that excludes humans of the real world. And that's the problem, the base from that humans destroy this one world, the one and only earth. second: That evolution not goes linear is not a new idea! Examples are shown in every kind of life. And special the humans just show, tht two or three generations are enough, to regress enormous the abilities of parts of species. Not only the abilities to resist the adversities of nature. Every day we hear about lost knowledges of the ancients, atrophy of senses and language. By TV educated children had lost the human impulse to explore and combine findings and cognitions and now they have chi... I think that among humans there are many different worlds they live in ( a 'world' is a community of people, an agreement of being). Even between individuals there can be a world of differences. Different cultures and subcultures live in different worlds. There are vested interests, and dreamers, who talk about 'our' world, 'our' nation, \our' people etc. The best we can do is recognise the many worlds, include diverse worlds in each world understanding, of diversity, respect and be gentle with different human and non-human worlds and intelligences. Most of all, welcome to my world. people's intelligence is just souped up monkey thinking, and monkeys are just primates which are alternative squirrels. the one thing humans have is language. |
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