Wolfram's physics project (@stephen_wolfram) has a peculiar conjecture that reducible computation emerges out of irreducible computation. Biological cognition perhaps is based on analogous principles. The complexity of cells lead to the behavior of brains.
Not sure this is true. By the numbers, yes, but people are obviously holding back. By the numbers argument you could say that chickens are a more successful species than humans. Otherwise, we would not have such an idiot as a "leader" of the free world.
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Right now a virus, from a bat and a pangolin, plus our efforts for centralised information control, have decimated the world economy. It is probably our hunter-gatherer blood kicking in right now - after all there was still intermarriage between neanderthals and mitochondrial eve
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To this day, Mongolia has 2 people per square km. In Temujin's day, it was one of the most sparsely populated places on the planet -- but connected to the steppe, a central land. From this wilderness, a horde emerged, enough to overcome everything but itself.pic.twitter.com/MnkvQKMrmM
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