Had you spent the time in the Army that I have, you would not be surprised by this.
Contrary to predictions, animals exposed to predator pressure evolved smaller, rather than larger brains. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/evo.13444/full …pic.twitter.com/HiFOoLnSgV
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Are humans evidence for a corollary? We largely have shed predator pressure, and in the absence of that pressure have developed very complex brains (though some anthropologists note our brains are becoming smaller.)
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Does this delineate the solo hunters like cats from the Group/social hunters like people, wolves, other-nonhuman apes, etc.. Because it's the social coordination and strategy in a multi-faceted attack that requires big brains, not a linear stealth attack.
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Sorry (not sorry that's my ultimate goal with humanity) to intrude. I've been observing earthling behavior for centuries. I just thought I'd chime in.
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